It has a release date, confirmed specs, and a Best Buy page. The only thing the ROG Xbox Ally doesn't have is a price tag.

Regular folk can now play on the Asus ROG Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X, even if they still can't preorder it yet.

Asus and Microsoft will be launching their ROG Xbox Ally series of handheld gaming PCs starting October 16, according to an Asus announcement that went out today.

ROG Xbox Ally and ROG Xbox Ally X will be out in time for games like The Outer Worlds 2, Ninja Gaiden 4, and Keeper

We also got a release date: the Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X will be released worldwide on October 16th. There's still no official price tag, though, but rumor has it that it won't come cheap.

The US prices for the Xbox ROG Ally and Ally X have leaked online, ahead of the official pre-order pages dropping reportedly on August 20.

Today, Microsoft has made its release date official, declaring that on October 16 we’ll be able to get hold of both models, with pre-orders due “in the coming weeks.” Despite this, we still don’t have a price for either model. However, rumors about the potential cost continue to appear—see below.

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Wukong, the hit action RPG developed by Game Science. Players will embark on a grand adventure rooted in Chinese mythology as the Destined One to overcome adversity along the path to uncovering the truth of a dormant past.

Microsoft and Asus have confirmed the October release date for the ROG Xbox Ally X handheld but refused to reveal its price, citing global market uncertainty.