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What even is this thing? Does it play any actual games that anyone would gaf about, or does it just play like 17 versions of Tetris and Wish edition games like Super Martyo Cousins?
What even is this thing? Does it play any actual games that anyone would gaf about, or does it just play like 17 versions of Tetris and Wish edition games like Super Martyo Cousins?
For what it's worth, the system isn't bad. Good screen, good build quality, good concept and wayyyyy underpowered. It can run a bunch of emulators all the way to Dreamcast, and with the right settings even a couple of PS2 and GameCube games. It's just overpriced and underpowered for what it is. Something like an Odin2 at the same price is a way better buy and much more powerful. I'd this was under $150, it's a decent buy for the quality, but there's better bang for your buck elsewhere (Trimui Smart Pro would be an example)
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What even is this thing? Does it play any actual games that anyone would gaf about, or does it just play like 17 versions of Tetris and Wish edition games like Super Martyo Cousins?
It is for streaming game services (such as Gamepass) from the "Cloud" without needing a console running at the same time.
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For what it's worth, the system isn't bad. Good screen, good build quality, good concept and wayyyyy underpowered. It can run a bunch of emulators all the way to Dreamcast, and with the right settings even a couple of PS2 and GameCube games. It's just overpriced and underpowered for what it is. Something like an Odin2 at the same price is a way better buy and much more powerful. I'd this was under $150, it's a decent buy for the quality, but there's better bang for your buck elsewhere (Trimui Smart Pro would be an example)
This isn't an emulator but can emulate if you force it to. Really shouldn't be judged as an emulator because it wasn't designed to be one.
Got one for $180 refurbished and think that was a good deal. $260 new is not great but…okay, if you're really really itching for a handheld streamer.
For its niche purpose of streaming with a strong wifi connection, this device is unbeatable and ~$200 price range is adequate if you consider it a luxury gaming accessory. The screen is big and beautiful, the joysticks are better than a Backbone or Switch, it's light and comfy, and its battery is great.
My one wish for this is the ability to accept a SIM card so I could use a spare line's data plan vs needing wifi.
Snagged an open box Rog Ally for $280. Non extreme but works damn near equal to the msi claw I returned that cost me $680. I personally think this should be below $200 because it cant play any PC games without streaming.
Got one for $180 refurbished and think that was a good deal. $260 new is not great but…okay, if you're really really itching for a handheld streamer.
For its niche purpose of streaming with a strong wifi connection, this device is unbeatable and ~$200 price range is adequate if you consider it a luxury gaming accessory. The screen is big and beautiful, the joysticks are better than a Backbone or Switch, it's light and comfy, and its battery is great.
My one wish for this is the ability to accept a SIM card so I could use a spare line's data plan vs needing wifi.
and those dpad diagonals are terrible to try and hit.
At that point get a razor edge tablet, $250 currently at Amazon and the tablet can run any gamecube and ps2 you throw at it... I know I have one and mod them for customers
It is for streaming game services (such as Gamepass) from the "Cloud" without needing a console running at the same time.
This isn't an emulator but can emulate if you force it to. Really shouldn't be judged as an emulator because it wasn't designed to be one.
Completely disagree. It's just an Android tablet with a controller. It emulates up to PS2/GC and Wii well. It's in between a Retroid Pocket 3+ and 4 pro in terms of power.
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For its niche purpose of streaming with a strong wifi connection, this device is unbeatable and ~$200 price range is adequate if you consider it a luxury gaming accessory. The screen is big and beautiful, the joysticks are better than a Backbone or Switch, it's light and comfy, and its battery is great.
My one wish for this is the ability to accept a SIM card so I could use a spare line's data plan vs needing wifi.
For its niche purpose of streaming with a strong wifi connection, this device is unbeatable and ~$200 price range is adequate if you consider it a luxury gaming accessory. The screen is big and beautiful, the joysticks are better than a Backbone or Switch, it's light and comfy, and its battery is great.
My one wish for this is the ability to accept a SIM card so I could use a spare line's data plan vs needing wifi.
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This isn't an emulator but can emulate if you force it to. Really shouldn't be judged as an emulator because it wasn't designed to be one.
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