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The NeoGAF Open Handheld Thread

Bullet Club

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– 3.5″ 320×240 pixels IPS LCD: 4:3 aspect ratio is ideal for retro gaming
– high performance: low power consumption processor
– microSD card slot. maximum support 64GB TF card
– analog joystick, d-pad, four action buttons, two LR buttons and two system buttons
– a stereo headphone jack: 1W speaker with mono audio power amplifier
– micro USB port for data copy and charging
– rechargeable battery (6+ hours of gaming) and the capability of playing videos and music
– super portable and will easily slip into your bag or pocket

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Rodolink

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That's supposed to be announced this month no?, I hope it is.
I'm waiting for it so the RG300 drops price.
 

God Enel

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Seeing this thread for the first time. Subbed. Maybe I’ll buy one of those just for the fun of it?! Can they n64 games too?
 

Bullet Club

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That's supposed to be announced this month no?, I hope it is.
I'm waiting for it so the RG300 drops price.
That's the RG350, this is the RG350h, which is not affiliated with the other versions.

This one is supposed to have a 1.5ghz ARM CPU by All-WInner, so it will be the most powerful of the recent cheapy handhelds.

Can they n64 games too?
Some from the past can, but most of these newer ones can only play up to Playstation.
 

DESTROYA

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Any cheap good handhelds with at least a 5 or 6 inch screen?
Most of these look great but I’ll go blind staring at a tiny 3-4 inch screen.
 

Rodolink

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Any cheap good handhelds with at least a 5 or 6 inch screen?
Most of these look great but I’ll go blind staring at a tiny 3-4 inch screen.
Theres a huge android one that looks like a big Vita i cant remember the model.
Also the GPDs
 
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Shifty1897

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– 3.5″ 320×240 pixels IPS LCD: 4:3 aspect ratio is ideal for retro gaming
– high performance: low power consumption processor
– microSD card slot. maximum support 64GB TF card
– analog joystick, d-pad, four action buttons, two LR buttons and two system buttons
– a stereo headphone jack: 1W speaker with mono audio power amplifier
– micro USB port for data copy and charging
– rechargeable battery (6+ hours of gaming) and the capability of playing videos and music
– super portable and will easily slip into your bag or pocket

dTf3r6c.jpg


Look at the placement of that analog nub. My hand hurts just thinking about it.
 
Any cheap good handhelds with at least a 5 or 6 inch screen?
Most of these look great but I’ll go blind staring at a tiny 3-4 inch screen.
Just got a Xiaomi Mi Max 2 phone:

giant 6.44" 16:9 1920x1080 screen, 2GHz (Snapdragon 525) octacore and a 5300 mAh battery (lasts forever).

Only cost me $170.

With a telescopic gamepad this turns into a really great handheld with a huge display - for only ~200 bucks.
 
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Quasicat

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I love my GPD XD, but I haven’t updated it for awhile. I will probably need to look into the updating process (which seems more complicated than I want it to be) if I want to stream my Xbox next month.
 

Vitacat

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Any cheap good handhelds with at least a 5 or 6 inch screen?
Most of these look great but I’ll go blind staring at a tiny 3-4 inch screen.
What's your budget? I have a GPD Win 2 which has a 6 inch IPS screen and is about the size of a 3DS XL (i.e. it literally fits into 3DS XL cases). It's very good, plays tons of PC games and emulators very well, but it's not cheap. There's also the GPD XD Plus which is Android based and I think has a 5+ inch screen, but I've never owned one.
 
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Rodolink

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Although what's the point of having a right stick on these mini consoles if they can't handle too well 3d games...
 

Bullet Club

Member
It will be good with Doom, Quake and some Playstation games, but that's about it.

It might be a design they stick with for a while though,, and eventually it will become more useful.
 

Bullet Club

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RG350 out! Didnt know it had rumble feature, thats cool. Cant wait for some review videos
https://obscurehandhelds.com/2019/09/rg350-now-available-at-aliexpress/
It looks great but it's a bit pricey. £78/AU$144/US$96

 
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mcjmetroid

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I think I'd be more interested in these if they went further than N64. Now Gamecube games on a handheld and I'll be sold.
I've kinda done the 16bit generation to death and same with the PS1/N64
 

Bullet Club

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The N+ Digi Dock is arguably one of the most unique devices that I've seen in a very long time. The design philosophy of creating a handheld with good components that can essentially be upgraded by a user for years to come is a huge departure from the current life cycle of many handhelds in this space. I got my hands on an N+ Digi Dock a few months ago and I've been meaning to do a proper overview of the unit. In the same way that I did with the Z Pocket Game, this showcase also features an exclusive interview with the developer of this device, Wang Fu.
 
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