"Lenovo Legion Go 2, the Windows-based gaming handheld announced last week at IFA Berlin, will get the new Xbox interface present on the Asus ROG Xbox Ally devices. The Legion Go 2 will be the first handheld outside Asus to come with the custom OS experience that aims to keep Windows operations in the background, Lenovo confirmed Friday after the revealing the device. The Xbox full-screen experience, announced alongside the ROG Xbox Ally handhelds, will come to Lenovo's new handheld next year."
"Lenovo told The Verge that the new Xbox interface will be available on the Legion Go 2 in spring 2026, when it's ready. Users will be able to manually switch the device, which will launch later this month with Windows 11, to Xbox full-screen experience. The interface will first roll out with Asus' ROG Xbox Ally and ROG Xbox Ally X handhelds when they launch on October 16, and will be later made available on Asus' ROG Ally and Ally X devices that launched in 2023"
Lenovo's Legion Go 2 will receive Microsoft's Xbox full-screen interface in spring 2026 and will allow users to manually switch from Windows 11 to the Xbox experience. The interface can power handhelds to boot directly into a full-screen, handheld-optimized environment that suspends the Windows taskbar and background operations for a lighter system load. The Xbox experience will roll out first to Asus ROG Xbox Ally handhelds on October 16 and later to other Asus devices and Windows handhelds in 2026. The Legion Go 2 launches with Windows 11 and includes an AMD Ryzen Z2 Extreme chip, an 8.8-inch OLED, more memory, and a larger battery.
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