Home Gaming News Acer Gaming handhelds have become surprisingly expensive. Between premium models like the Steam Deck , ASUS ROG Ally , and Lenovo Legion Go, getting a portable gaming machine often means spending hundreds of dollars before you’ve even bought a game. Acer’s latest idea takes a very different approach. Announced alongside a flood of new products, the Nitro Blaze Link is a handheld gaming device that doesn’t actually run games itself. Instead, it streams them from a compatible gaming laptop, turning your Predator or Nitro notebook into a personal gaming server. If that sounds familiar, that’s because the concept isn’t entirely new. Tools like Steam Link, Moonlight, and Parsec have been doing similar things for years. What Acer is betting on is convenience. A gaming handheld without the expensive bits The logic behind the Nitro Blaze Link is fairly straightforward.…