PSA — Dragon Age: Inquisition plays extremely well on gaming handhelds, and it’s the perfect way to get ready for The Veilguard

Dragon Age is one of those franchises that I’d never played but often heard people talking about. My own sister-in-law loves these fantasy RPGs, especially Origins, and has encouraged me to play these games for years. Unfortunately, when Dragon Age: Inquisition released in 2014, I was in college and didn’t have the time or money to play it. A decade later, I realized that I’d missed out on one of the best fantasy RPGs ever made. 

This Legion Go accessory unites the handheld’s detached controllers into one comfortable gamepad like a Nintendo Switch Joy-Con

Since I laid eyes on the Lenovo Legion Go for the first time, it was apparent that this gaming handheld bore a closer resemblance to the Nintendo Switch than Steam Deck and ROG Ally. Similar to Nintendo’s hybrid console, the Legion Go features an integrated kickstand and detachable controllers. However, in contrast to Nintendo’s system, the Legion Go does not include wrist straps, and at its initial release, there were no accessories available to combine the two separated controllers into a single gamepad.