Anyone have any suggestions for retro handhelds? Hopefully ones that run up to N64 era games.
>>331809183
Android phone.
A laptop
>>331809183
Stick
>>331809183
a Vita.
PLEASE! buy one, seriously, its good!
tell all your friends an familiy to buy one!
its good and its not dead! i- swear!
nigga, PC's cant even run most n64 games well
>>331809842
Not everyone wears cargo pants.
>>331809183
The Pyra, the successor to the Pandora is on its way in the near future.
>all these terrible controller layouts
>>331812538
I'm OP
I see the GPD XD for $170 and it looks to be reputable. Specs don't look bad either.
N64 specifically is a bit of a bitch to emulate on anything other than a PC (even then it's iffy)
A PSP has native support for PS1 games through it's own emulator and homebrew. GBA games run great and Snes emulation is passable for non FX heavy games. Everything under that is good. Not to mention actual PSP games run on it as well.
It's not the most powerful but you can find them cheap nowadays.
I like collecting devices like these, that getting said they are a waste of money otherwise since you're phone can already emulate anything these things can but better.
>>331809183
I would but the nx if it was like this
>>331812995
https://pyra-handheld.com/boards/pages/pyra/
This is the new one. It should hopefully have a decent community once it becomes available.
>>331813558
>that retarded price tag
I bought a Nvidia Shield K-1 Tablet. There is no reason to buy a retro handheld unless you literally want to go outside with it.
>>331814209
That's the point. I can't carry around my desktop.
>>331814209
This really. I've got a Linux PC hooked up to a nice big display and I have it running every emulator you'd get on one of these handhelds and more.
It will be interesting to see what happens in another few years if we get decent x86 SOC chips so you really can make a portable Steam Machine.
>>331809183
Nice shitty d-pad.
>>331809183
My openPandora was really cool, but it was expensive and fell apart in less than a year.
