 When we reviewed the Asus ZenBook Duo last year, Taren said that having that extra screen absolutely increased his productivity while video editing. But when Asus sent us the new Zephyrus Duo with an Intel Core i9-10980HK and an RTX 2080 Super, we realized we completely neglected to test out another kind of productivity, gaming. That's not really productivity. Yeah, look, there's two screens on this thing, all right? So you could play a game on your main screen and you could have Steam friends or a browser open on the lower one, or you could live on the wild side and play two games at once, competitively. Wow. You know what? You convinced me. That sounds very productive. Thank you. So we asked Asus to send us another Zephyrus Duo, and now, sponsored by Asus, we are going to be challenging each other to play two games on two laptops, head-to-head against each other at the same time. What are we playing, Riley? We want games that are competitive, but not ones in which you can get one-shotted or fall off a cliff or something, because that would obviously make for kind of a lame competition. So we're playing Dragon Ball FighterZ, your favorite game, Linus, and Rocket League, my favorite game, so it's even. Right, well, one good thing about that is that they're both designed for gamepads, so we can just use a single input for both of them. By the way, yes, sorry, guys, we would have loved to be all keyboard, mouse, or die, but it was easier to use a controller for this because Windows really doesn't like sending keyboard and mouse commands to multiple games at the same time. So, but wait a second. Are some buttons mapped to one game and some buttons mapped to the other game? Like, is this my analog? No, man, this is it. I haven't changed the key mapping at all. You have to literally control both games at the same time. Apparently Steam will let you do that, although both games have to be in windowed mode. So we'll be playing Rocket League on the main 4K display in 4K and playing FighterZ on the secondary 3840 by 1100 display, it's a touchscreen display, in 1080p. And they both run at the same time. I mean, they're not demanding games, but still that's two games. Okay, also Dragon Ball FighterZ, I have never heard of this game. What is this game? Right button, go on a quest. But to be fair though, what kind of game could I pick where it would be like, give you a fighting chance? Well, I know that's not meant as a burn. I'm just like, what do you play like Civ? I have actually not been hands-on with this laptop yet. This is really smart. They've got the fan intakes under the thing and the screen flips up now. That's awesome. That's the airflow. I spent a bunch of time with the ZenBook version of it, but I haven't seen the gaming ROG version of it. And this is, so what is it? Oh, that is a slick hinge. Can we talk about that elsewhere in the video? Well, we can. So pick up your controller and you should see a little- The controller controls both games. Yes. What? That's the whole thing. Okay, don't hit me yet. I don't think you can pause in this game. Wait. Okay. Linus? Okay, okay. No. Okay, okay. Not yet. Oh no, but you- Ah, what? Okay, I didn't mean to do that. This is not, I didn't mean to do that. All I can do- I can't think of my feet. Okay, private match. Is the idea that I'm supposed to control both games at the same time or am I allowed to alt-tab? You cannot alt-tab. I cannot alt-tab. I must control both games. It's the same game. So right trigger is accelerate, B is boost, A is jump, and kick. Okay, well, we're gonna see who wins this, puppy. X is powerslide. Are you in? Oh crap. Okay, how do I go fast in Rocket League? Oh, there it is. B. Okay. Which color am I in that? Oh, that was so close. What, the goal? Yeah. Okay, I don't know how to jump. Okay, I'm just button mashing now, boys. Come on. Oh man. Okay. You're not even looking at Rocket League. I'm looking at Rocket League. No, I just lost the other game too. Really should have got somebody on here. Maybe we'll get somebody else on who's like more. Oh, more what, Riley? Nothing. Oh. Oh, you can still save that. Wow, way to T-bone me. Do you want like a little training session? No, I can do this. Wait, which one am I? Hey. Okay. All right, I got this. I got this. Wait, shoot, I'm down in Dragon Ball though. Dang it. Honestly, I have no idea how I'm winning in Dragon Ball because I haven't been playing attention. That's a new one. I haven't been paying attention to Dragon Ball at all. I just don't even know what character I am. The colors change every time. Dude, your trunks. Confusing. Your trunks, Linus. It's confusing, okay? What's trunks? Oh, you scored again? Yeah, I did. Oh my God. I'm the comeback kid, baby. I honestly stopped paying attention. Wait, did you just win? Okay. Okay, still, I still got a chance. This ain't over yet, baby. I honestly stopped paying attention. Shoot. Oh, he missed. He missed. He missed. Okay. Okay. I think I'm gonna, I just need to get you down one more time in Dragon Ball. K.O. Oh. Three, two, one. Yeah. Woo. Okay. I wouldn't even be that excited, but I was so far behind. Hey, that was horrible because I was like, I felt bad about how bad I was winning. So I like took it easy and then I'm like, all right, I'm gonna pick it up now. And I couldn't. I am impressed with the machine too though. Yeah. We were playing two games while recording two games. Yep. They both ran great. We're like getting like basically 60 FPS at 4K on Rocket League the whole time. This is not what we would recommend using this computer for at all. Incredibly stupid, not a very good experience. But if you're a streamer, you want your OBS and your chat up here, you want your game up there. There is no other laptop quite like this on the market. Super cool experience. Massive thank you to Riley for putting together this competition and being such a gracious loser. And of course, thank you to Asus for sponsoring this video. It was a ton of fun. And this ROG Zephyrus Duo 15 is an incredible machine. It's a little toasty. It's a little toasty. It's working hard. It's working hard. Two games at once though. I mean, and recording. Yeah. That's what we're gonna do. If you guys enjoyed this video and you like crazy gaming challenges, maybe check out the last Scrapyard Wars where instead of just being about building a budget computer, it's about building the best budget computer then winning games. We're losing them as it were.