Seeing the budget favorite R36S on retail store shelves in Micro Center is very cool for fans of handheld emulation, but what exactly are they selling? Is it even real?
Author: Nick
Nick
RH resident “e-waste” enthusiast and writer of silly esoterica. Since first discovering emulation in the late 90s, Nick has been a big fan of making consumer electronics do things they weren’t necessarily intended to do – mostly run Chrono Trigger. Fav Game: Chrono Trigger
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