Anbernic Local Shipment Store via AliExpress has
Anbernic RG35XX H Retro Emulation Gaming Handheld Console w/ 64GB microSD (various) on sale for $50.52 > now $50.37 - $10 off when you apply promo code
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AEUS10 on the checkout page = $40.52 > now
$50.37.
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Specs:
- 3.5" 640*480 IPS 4:3 display
- Allwinner H700 processor
- 1GB RAM
- 2x micro SD card slots (w/ 1x 64GB card included)
- 2x USB-C ports (one for charging, one w/ OTG support)
- Use it like a gaming console: mini HDMI port for output to TV/monitor + Bluetooth 4.2 for connecting Bluetooth controllers
- 802.11ac WiFi 5 | 3300mAh battery
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And yes, for games with a built in save feature you can save just like you were playing the original game (seamless process). With games that had no save feature (for example Super Mario 1) you can use "save states" to save your progress and reboot later. Basically like never turning off the old console back in the day so you did not lose you place in the game, but you can go back to the same an hour or year later and restore your "state" to when you saved it.
Russ from Retro Game Corp review of this device. Note this review is a bit older as the newest firmwares worth using would be Knulli or muOS. Knulli is the new name for the fork of Batocera on this device. Both muOS and Knulli are very capable firmwares to use instead of the stock OS but if you want to stick with Stock OS there are mods to improve that as well.
The gist is this is a very capable device for running retro games up to PSX, with hit or miss N64 performance. It hooks up to your TV via HDMI mini and so can function as an emulator for your TV too.
Edit: the near identical device with a 4" vs 3.5" screen is also on sale https://slickdeals.net/f/18474061-anbernic-retro-gaming-handhelds-rg40xx-h-43-72-rg40xx-v-43-19-free-u-s-shipping-via-aliexpress
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Russ from Retro Game Corp review of this device. Note this review is a bit older as the newest firmwares worth using would be Knulli or muOS. Knulli is the new name for the fork of Batocera on this device. Both muOS and Knulli are very capable firmwares to use instead of the stock OS but if you want to stick with Stock OS there are mods to improve that as well.
The gist is this is a very capable device for running retro games up to PSX, with hit or miss N64 performance. It hooks up to your TV via HDMI mini and so can function as an emulator for your TV too.
Edit: the near identical device with a 4" vs 3.5" screen is also on sale https://slickdeals.net/f/18474061-anbernic-retro-gaming-handhelds-rg40xx-h-43-72-rg40xx-v-43-19-free-u-s-shipping-via-aliexpress
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And yes, for games with a built in save feature you can save just like you were playing the original game (seamless process). With games that had no save feature (for example Super Mario 1) you can use "save states" to save your progress and reboot later. Basically like never turning off the old console back in the day so you did not lose you place in the game, but you can go back to the same an hour or year later and restore your "state" to when you saved it.
And yes, for games with a built in save feature you can save just like you were playing the original game (seamless process). With games that had no save feature (for example Super Mario 1) you can use "save states" to save your progress and reboot later. Basically like never turning off the old console back in the day so you did not lose you place in the game, but you can go back to the same an hour or year later and restore your "state" to when you saved it.
P.S. Anyone know of a direct size comparison between this and the Magicx Mini Zero 28?
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I will often go to this google sheet (also referenced from the wiki), for comparisons and ratings w.r.t. how well emulation works on each device https://docs.google.com/spreadshe...id=
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