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https://anbernic.com/products/anbernic-new-rg351v-retro-games-built-in-16g-rk3326-open-source-3-5-inch-640-480-handheld-game-console-emulator-for-ps1-kid-gift-1

https://anbernic.com/products/anbernic-new-rg351v-retro-games-built-in-16g-rk3326-open-source-3-5-inch-640-480-handheld-game-console-emulator-for-ps1-kid-gift-1?variant=40986761330852 https://anbernic.com/products/anbernic-new-rg351v-retro-game... Seems to be $120 for equivalent form-factor, but still missing a large amount of what the Pocket supports (such as physical cartridges, link cable, and TV output), and with a worse display and a smaller battery. And it's not like the Pocket is that much more expensive at $220.

emodendroket 5y ago
On the other hand, I can't use the Analog Pocket to play PlayStation, Dreamcast, Genesis, etc., can I?
- timw4mail 5y ago
  Not yet, but the hardware capability is there.
- kllrnohj 5y ago
  Irrelevant. Your claim was specifically that the only reason to get a Pocket was for people "hung up on software vs. FPGA emulation". I pointed out multiple unique features of the Pocket and differentiating aspects vs. a random Linux emulator handheld.
  - emodendroket 5y ago
    OK, I take it back. It's for those people, and also people who have a bunch of Gameboy cartridges but no Gameboy.