Anbernic

And a Nintendo 3DS lookalike is on the way, not from Nintendo.

Chinese handheld maker Anbernic calls it the dream dual screen.

It's built to play old games powerful enough to run Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 2 titles.

No word yet on price.

The Delta Emulator's nice for being able to take it around, but, uh, yeah, original hardware's really where it's at.

Or actually, a, sometimes a little bit better than original hardware, you can get an emulation device like a, like an ANBERNIC or an ROG Ally or even mod your own Game Boy Advance.

Uh, and you can get some pretty spectacular results out of that as well.

But that's a little bit, that's a b- little bit above my pay grade right now.

Dude, they saw...

They must have seen Anbernic release the 55G1.

There's no way they're gonna give us another device with that chipset.

Oh, I thought, I thought Anbernic-

There's no way

... didn't want anyone to know that they released it.

They, they prefer people forget it already.

It hasn't even shipped to people yet.

Yeah, I have that Miyoo Mini Plus that I recommended for 50 bucks.

Another good option is the Anbernic RG34XXSP, which is a Game Boy Advanced SP clamshell style.

It's only $65, and you can play through the Dreamcast on that thing, so...

I, I think a-

There's-

... pretty good hit rate with Anbernic, AYN, and-

Yeah

...

Okay, yeah.

It was an Ambernic.

Yeah.

And I ran it on the, what do you call it? The Dolphin emulator.

Right.

Like an ANBERNIC.

If you get thrown an ANBERNIC, like a normal person might be fine, like, tooling around with whatever's there.

And then maybe if they like it enough, they can dive deeper to look at some guides and-

Yeah

You went to China-

Thanks

... and you went to ANBERNIC.