Several gamers have had their Lenovo Legion Go 2 pre-orders canceled by the company after it said that it could not ship its latest handheld console on time. Despite that, a few users will still receive their consoles, but at a much later date. It’s a direct competitor to the upcoming Asus ROG Ally 2, which doesn’t have a release date yet, although Asus is expected to deliver the ROG Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X on October 16. Lenovo said that it’s working to deliver consoles to retailers and customers, so availability should improve in the coming weeks. Hopefully, this will materialize so that we can avoid scalpers taking advantage of the situation and selling the gaming handheld at ridiculous markups.