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Price and colorways for the upcoming AYN Nintendo 3DS emulator have been revealed, and it's actually 𝘣𝘦𝘺𝘰𝘯π˜₯ reasonable (files.mastodon.social)
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Price and colorways for the upcoming AYN #Nintendo #3DS emulator have been revealed, and it's actually 𝘣𝘦𝘺𝘰𝘯π˜₯ reasonableRemember, the SD865 is all you need for emulating all the DS consoles, if you're looking to pick one of these up specifically just for that console line-upI love this sudden burst in dual screen emulators, always knew it was coming but then it all came at once! Super interesting for those into #emulation#gaming

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@flwwhtrbt I'm forced to admit that this thing looks darned nice and semi-comfortable to use (needs a matte finish, not a gloss one, but the pictures make it look glass smooth.)Still prohibitively expensive, but much better pricing than that other one from a day or two ago.I actually wish for more folding devices (even when only one screen) because you don't have to worry so much about the screens being damaged in a pocket when it's folded.

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    @nazokiyoubinbou I suppose the retro hanhdelds from Anbernic and Miyoo kinda did the best job at the GBA SP form (small flip emulation devices), and now it's a battle for the best DS family emulators!I just love that so many options are being made nowI have no doubt Retroid will be attempting one soon, too. Esp after their dual screen woes for the RP5

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    @flwwhtrbt For some reason they discontinued the flip devices very quickly. I was poised to buy one and just as I got the money they disappeared from all the markets. (So I went with the SNES-like shape of the RGP353 which at least is much more comfortable to actually hold and use for hours than the GB-like design everyone keeps using which would just hurt.)The only thing that worries me is actual dual screen models will probably be worse for battery life and stuff. In fact, it wouldn't shock me if most (all?) use Android instead of Linux operating systems, which is just not as good for any kind of gaming. (I like Android for a phone, but it sets the battery on fire if you run a simple 2D game on it and I'm not even going into the stuff like audio and control latencies.)

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