GAMINJA Store via AliExpress has
K36 Retro Handheld Game Console for the prices listed after applying the corresponding code.
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Shipping is free.
Available:BOYHOM Local Store via AliExpress has
R36H Retro Handheld Game Console for the prices listed after applying the corresponding code.
Offer is valid for existing AliExpress customers (must have purchased something before).
Shipping is free.
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Specs:- 3.5" 640x480 IPS screen (4:3 aspect ratio)
- Rockchip RK3326 chipset
- 1GB RAM
- MicroSD Card Slot(s): 1 slot (K36) | 2 slots (R36H)
- 1x 64GB microSD card included (w/ both)
- Dual USB-C ports
- Dual joysticks
- 3.5mm headphone jack
- Battery: 3500mAh (K36) | 3000mAh (R36H)
- Linux-based operating system: EmuELEC (K36) | ArkOS (R36H)
- No built-in Bluetooth / Wi-Fi
- Can emulative most titles up to SNES, SEGA Genesis, PS1and Game Boy Advance reliably well.
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I would recommend googling some guides how to set up the R36S (R36S is exactly the same as R36H internally), including putting the latest version of ArkOS or your choice OS on there. 128GB or 256GB are cheap and you should be able to load Atari all the way up to PS1/PSP/Dreamcast, plus many arcade systems like Naomi and CPS.
It runs pretty much all systems flawlessly, though it's hit or miss on PSP/Dreamcast. I've enjoyed playing puzzle games and RPGs mostly. It's not nearly as fun to play SF2, MK series, etc. on such a small handheld.
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Kids enjoy them and I enjoy them playing games back from my childhood days.
I'm so sorry! [IMG]https://static.slickdealscdn.com/images/smilies/biggrin.gif[/IMG] Please don't be like me and end up with too many of these that you end up having to resell later lol
I think I spend more time modding mine than playing them [IMG]https://static.slickdealscdn.com/images/smilies/smile.gif[/IMG].
Kids enjoy them and I enjoy them playing games back from my childhood days.
SF2 is just not the same with four buttons.
Kids enjoy them and I enjoy them playing games back from my childhood days.
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SF2 is just not the same with four buttons.
I can't think of anything in the $20-$40 range that has 6 buttons; but if I find one today, I'll follow up.
What I've found cost a bit more $$$.
I can't think of anything in the $20-$40 range that has 6 buttons; but if I find one today, I'll follow up.
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They're kind of novel, fun, surprisingly powerful little handheld computers. They're cheap enough to be nearly an impulse purchase. They appeal to both tinkerers and people who want to play the games they grew up with more easily on a modern system.
There was a huge influx of raspberry pi stuff a few years ago. More versatile obviously, but just in general I think this kind of cheap computing device is something that appeals to the type of person who browses SD. I really doubt there's anything more coordinated or sinister to it.
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