Just in case it wasn’t abundantly clear after the ROG Phone 3 showed off its unorthodox yet familiar design in a short hands-on video while also paying China’s FCC-equivalent agency an obligatory regulatory visit, the next edition of the gaming-centric Asus mobile powerhouse is coming soon.

If that name doesn’t ring any bells, you should know Tencent is the world’s largest video game company (yes, really), partly owning such incredibly popular titles as Fortnite and PUBG. The Chinese entertainment giant will not just slap its logo on the back of the domestic ROG Phone 3 variant, mind you, promising “in-depth customization” and optimization of the gaming performance to create an “experience closer to the player.”

If history is any indication, by far the greatest thing about the Asus ROG Phone 3 Tencent Edition will be its relative affordability compared to a global model expected to cost no less than $1,000 with 5G support in tow, as well as the beastly aforementioned SoC, a whopping 16 gigs of RAM, at least 128 gigs of internal storage space, a hefty 6,000mAh or so battery, a trio of rear-facing cameras including a 64MP primary shooter, and of course, front-firing stereo speakers. 

There’s also a very good chance the “regular” ROG Phone 3 will reach markets like the US several months after making a domestic debut, although we should probably at least wait for the July launch before jumping to conclusions. Who knows, maybe Asus learned a thing or two from its past mistakes.