Outrun (the arcade version) was amazing in 3D! I loved the new layer the 3D added to an old favorite so much more than I expected!

That’s the single feature that would nail down my Final device. I’ve been eyeballing the Thor for that purpose where I can say “Anything I care to emulate runs pretty much perfectly on this and I’ll never need another device except just on whim.” I might be tempted by a cute form factor or interesting design, but there would always be that device that I can move into forever. The Thor is SO CLOSE. Give me a Thor 3D and I’m sold instantly.

I hope so too! I really enjoy it, but as we all know, the prices on original 3DS consoles are just constantly going up (esp the 'New' series)

After all, this kind of dual screen device was thought impossible just two years ago, so there's always a chance we'll see some kind of true 3D brought in at some stage :)

I think the 3d is interesting, but 30 seconds of it makes my eyes feel like they've run a 50k desert marathon on a planet with 8x normal earth gravity.

a minute of it basically makes me bedridden for a couple hours.

I am so excited to share my interview with her!!! She's the best :)

Seems like an interesting device, not too keen on Android since it's a very busy OS under the hood.

But it seems there is an arch port ongoing- Thorch https://github.com/thorch-os/thorch - that makes the device a whole lot more interesting.

Same I'd gladly pay for it, I'd love to be able to play stuff like Pokemon Ranger on it.

yes, It needs emr pen support

I'm pretty sure the official TPU case does a lot of the work to keep it even when it closes:

https://www.ayntec.com/products/thor-tpu-shell

Back when I reviewed the Pro before release, that was a main point of concern for people (well, not so much the force of it as you write, more how it all hinges on one center point to diffuse the force!)

This case is raised on the edges, so when you close it, the edges of the screen rest on it, rather than having the sides of the top screen not in contact with the base of the handheld

I hope this makes sense with how I am describing it

Just got mine two days ago and I am currently more focused on DS games, but interested to know what Steam games you would recommend for it? I have a pc, but just trying to think what games would perfect for handheld.

Man I just realize my comment sounds like an ad, oops. But I was so frustrated with the state of "mobile gaming" in the last decade where my options are "touchscreen, cellular brick", "underpowered, colourful heavy brick" or "powerful, heavy monochrome brick" that "light, foldable, powerful, colourful brick" really seems refreshing to me 😭

Thank you!!!!!

I know this is a huge read, but I hope there's some interesting things in there for you :)