The Anbernic RG476H combines the RG406H’s power with the RG477M’s 120Hz screen. Launches Sept. 19 for $165. Perfect for retro fans up to PS2.
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Anbernic’s RG476H boasts a 4.7″ 120Hz 4:3 screen and a Unisoc T820 chip, promising strong GameCube and PS2 performance to compete with premium rivals.
This week in Retro Handhelds: AYN Odin 3 reveal, AYANEO Pocket FIT campaign, Anbernic RG476H, Lenovo Legion Go 2, emulator updates, and more.
Anbernic unveils the RG476H, a relatively premium handheld with stacked triggers and a 4.7” screen. It also looks familiar, to say the least.
According to @RetroGameCorps, the Retroid Pocket 4 Pro may soon regain compatibility with the Dual Screen add-on. Will you be buying one?
Retroid says its Dual Screen add-on won’t support the Pocket 4 Pro, and is issuing refunds while still supporting the Retroid Pocket 5 and Mini.
AYANEO’s KONKR Pocket Fit promises a more budget-friendly handheld under the new sub-brand, but its pricing still feels high compared to rival retro handhelds.
After launching its RDS screen with a 3-frame latency, Retroid is issuing a fix following criticism. A firmware update will soon fix the lag for all users.
In 2021 we were seeing the first wave of 3326 handhelds, but Retroid chose to go for Android instead. The RP2 was great for the time, but what about now?
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