Anbernic kicks off its latest RG DDS showcase with PS4 emulation before demonstrating 3DS, DS, AR glasses, and wireless multiplayer support.
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The RG DDS launch has sparked unexpected emulator drama as Azahar publicly distances itself from Anbernic over its use of AzaharPlus.
Anbernic RG DS Linux v1.1 adds Vulkan support for PSP emulation, NNDDSS 1.0.2, and the ability to turn off the unused display during single-screen games.
Anbernic appears to be backing away from bundled game-filled microSD cards after the ESA called attention to ROM-loaded retro handhelds.
Anbernic RG DDS pricing has leaked ahead of launch, revealing $299.99 and $364.99 models with pre-orders beginning October 16.
Anbernic’s first RG DDS gameplay showcase puts the Snapdragon G2 Gen 2 through its paces with 3DS, PS2, PC, PS3, Xbox, and Android games.
Anbernic has drawn the ire of the ESA, which is requesting the US government to classify Anbernic as a ‘superfake’ due to the sale of cards with pirated ROMS.
Anbernic’s new RG DDS is its most powerful dual-screen handheld yet, packing Snapdragon G2 Gen 2 performance and dual 3x-scaled 3DS displays.
Anbernic is back again with another clamshell iteration, but this time it’s bigger, better, and worse? With some downgrades and some upgrades. Is the RG DS Plus the move?
The Anbernic RG DS Plus gets NNDDSS v1.0.2 with 2x resolution support, dynamic scaling, performance improvements, and no need to reflash the OS.