Anbernic’s RG DS Plus improves on the original with Linux-first software, a redesigned hinge, built-in stylus, 4x DS scaling, and a price under $100.
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Anbernic’s RG DS Plus looks promising in its first gameplay showcase, with smooth DS emulation, stylus support, netplay, and flexible dual-screen layouts.
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