I’ve just published my time with the Anbernic RG DS Plus, the bulk of this is the usual review things, but of some note was that I got to chat directly with Anbernic about the device and their take on it: why they revisited the original RG DS, the new NNDDSS emulator and some of the design decisions behind the Plus.

The RG DS Plus itself is Anbernic's second iteration of making a NDS-focused retro handheld. I love this one so much.

I also spoke with the devs behind Cocoon, who are working on bringing Cocoon (a super 3DS-ish front-end/launcher for dual screen handhelds) to the RG DS Plus very soon. Just a bit of a chance to look a little beyond the hardware itself and at what this could mean for dual-screen Linux handhelds going forward, Cocoon for the DS Plus isn't far off now (they're moving from being Android-only to both Android and Linux!)

If you’re interested in the RG DS Plus, DS emulation or where these weird little dual-screen handhelds are heading, you might like this one!

I've just published my review of the Anbernic RG DS Plus, and I absolutely love this little thing, truly 𝘵𝘩𝘦 modern #Nintendo DSI spoke with Anbernic about why they went back to the drawing board with the original RG DS, and also chatted with the Cocoon developers about their plans to support the RG DS Plus. For me, this is the best dedicated DS handheld I've used yet, and those 4× integer-scaled screens are something special for fans of one particular handheld :)gardinerbryant.com/the-anberni