The next step of retro gaming: IPS Screen on DS Phat OLED/AMOLED screens on retro emulation consoles 5ghz Wifi compatible on Android handhelds to play Xcloud.
I just wanted to say, That was some NICE B-Roll shots you got! Seriously, you did an amazing job at getting high quality video shots of the system at different angles, and the inside of the unit.
Glad to see you branching out on content. Love your videos. I use to be a handheld purist, but watching your videos has inspired me to start some builds of my own. Keep up the great work.
Nice to see emulation devices approach big name console quality ( or surpass, the all metal construction is awesome). But me personally id rather just use an ODE or Everdrive. I see the RG351MP at 150 usd is tempting, but at the same time a used Vita at the same price is also a great choice, they just have different strengths and weaknesses.
I'm becoming a bit of a Linux nerd so being able to swap out the OS on my handheld at a whim or modify things without needing to fight any built in security, I've been quite enjoying my own mint green RG351MP, been having a blast playing threw the old Metroid games as well as the fan made remake of Metroid 2 "AM2R". Been mostly using the community made 351elec firmware for the device as it's a nice upgrade over the base firmware while being very easy to use
I love how clean these handhelds with the metal finish look! I wish they were more powerful though. I would love to have something in this form factor that can run Dolphin for GC/Wii emulation.
Playing with my own RG351MP has actually inspired me to install the homebrew mod on an old Wii with a dead disk drive, it still has the Gamecube ports and everything, and with the Homebrew mod installed it can now run games from USB or SD. I'm not crazy enough to try the "portable Wii mod" but it's still nice to have the Wii itself to play stuff like the Metroid Prime Trilogy, especially given it's bizzar motion controls are hard to imitate even to spite my attempts with Dolphin Emulation on my laptop and a Xbox controller, might try again once I can get my Steamdeck since those touch pads could be better suited. Still, being playing my RG351MP to death with old Metroid and other retro games as well as AM2R, The Marathon Trilogy, and so on, it's a perfect little take-anywhere handheld, it only has to fight with my 3DS occasionally if I feel like Metroid Prime Hunters or Metroid Samus Returns .....and yeah, I seem to have a Metroid obsession lately, I blame this device and Metroid Dread
I have no problem with you branching out into a review. This review stays inline with your channel's topic as a nice comparison to modding. Personally I will not buy one unless a beefier chipset replaces this. My raspberry pie 4b 16g can run laps around this thing. But, they did nail the over feel and finish. It is so close to being a homerun it hurts.
Thanks Matt! Agree, so close but not quite there. I feel like the next iteration of these devices will mail the n64 and perhaps Dreamcast, but Ps2 would be ideal. Huge library of incredible titles 😁
Bro I feel like you would like the powkiddy v90 it's not powerful but you would enjoy the gba sp feel. Or the anbernic 280v with metal shell mod and then there's the odroid go super you can put a metal shell on aswell.
@@yekimrelssek2929 My favorite cheap, weak 'n fun Powkiddy device is the A66 (with fully upgraded firmware and MinUI of course). Love how it looks and feels, and it just disappears in a pocket.
I appreciate you doing a review like this. There are so many options on the market for these kinds of devices it's hard to really know what is what. Not only do you offer complete visual transparency, you offer a knowledgeable and trustworthy opinion. Big fan of your content and approach. Thank you!
Hm the difficulty running N64 games will keep me from picking this up. I would love to grab a handheld emulation device and use it as a dedicated portable N64, hopefully one with similar build quality as this. Great video as always Tito!
Same here. I have an older retro emulation handheld and the only thing that's going to get me to upgrade is N64 emulation running well, which is probably a ways off, it seems.
The performance of N64 games has less to do with the chipset and more to do with the core being used for emulation. You’ve really got to do your homework and find the right core and settings for certain games to run well. Guarantee this has nothing to do with the chipset. My Retroid Pocket 2 runs my N64 games just fine on MupeN64 when I find the right settings. What that does mean is that if you want to play N64 games on ANY handheld, not just this one, you’ve got some tweaking and testing to do.
I own an RG280M and it's amazing (a bit smaller than yours tho). There's a discord called Retro Game Handhelds with a bunch of developers making custom firmwares for these consoles, often with way better performance. The nice thing about these is that you can keep your current firmware on one microSD and test out another custom firmware on a 2nd microSD.
I absolutely love the look and feel of this device. I did a slight upgrade from my 351M for the better screen quality, resolution, and aspect ratio. Gifting my old device to a friend to get them hooked. :)
I personally think that if you're looking for PS1 and below, this is just about the pinnacle of what you could want. The construction is incredibly solid, the custom firmwares (once they become available for this particular revision) are a wonderful balance of aesthetically pleasing, user friendly and decently customizable, the screen is fantastic, the size is actually pocketable, and the emulation for those systems is rock-solid. Yes, there are newer systems coming out that are going to be more powerful and can handle Dreamcast, N64 and PSP much better, and I look forward to those! But they're also going to be less pocket-friendly and will run on Android, which although a great OS isn't quite as snappy to navigate with standard controls. We're moving from Game Boy to Game Gear, in other words, and I feel like it's worth considering what's being lost in the transition as much as recognizing what's being gained. So yeah, bring on the Odin and the RG552 and whatever else is on the horizon, but I'm still glad this exists and I plan on getting one as a final upgrade to my RG350M and RG351V (since I love the hardware of the former and the software of the latter, this is basically the perfect fit for me).
Definitely try 351Elec / ArkOS, it makes a notable difference to emulation / UX improvement. N64 is never going to be amazing and neither will Dreamcast, but it'll really help with those and stuff like Super FX games.
Upvoting this. I feel bad for people who play on stock OS and miss out on all the amazing improvements from ArkOS and 351Elec. Super Mario 64 runs way better than seen in this video, and without any of the graphical errors.
I Been collecting these emulation handhelds since the spring especially Anbrernic's devices they really are pretty good for what they are I love being able to play my favorites anywhere great review I'm happy with the ones I currently own but in 6 months to a year when the price drops I might get my first metal shell if I don't get a RG350M first lol.
Did you have any issues with misinputs on the dpad? I feel like mine occasionally registers down when I press left :/ otherwise I’m so happy with this device!
I just picked one of these up. It might not perform as well as original hardware yet, but it will have to hold me over until we get a MiSTer FPGA handheld ;-)
At first glance, graphical issues on those N64 games are probably how the Mupen core is set. I see this device uses Retroarch. I know products like these aren't meant for what they call hardcore gamers, but I missed simple tests or just mentions about input lag and even if run-ahead is feasible, which probably isn't. This is mind-blowing to me, I still have a 2013 Sony Xperia SP, running Android 6.0.1, it has a dual core 1.7ghz CPU and 800mb~ RAM, I can play PS1, N64 and Dreamcast games on it far better than devices like this. I have no visual glitches on N64 games, no crackling audio, using Mupen64EZ or something like that, Reicast doesn't run full speed all the time, but it's really playable. For PS1, I can use the enhanced resolution in PCSX-R Reloaded core, which doubles the original resolution and can even set run-ahead to 2 for Genesis games, without crackling audio. I'm not saying this to brag about my device, I just would like to understand how an old smarphone like mine seems to be able to handle emulators better than dedicated devices like these. I can even output it to my TV since it is OTG enabled and play with a PS4 gamepad via bluetooth.
You know what? I can't unsee that now looking at my mint green version, it's an amusing reminder of the XP days, to spite being a tiny linux PC. It's deffinitly been fun to play, and mixes in nicely since I'm converting my PCs over to Linux with my Laptop running as my test bed for Garuda Linux for a couple months now, sadly Windows 11 reminds me too much of Windows 8 and I'd rather not deal with a tablet OS on my PCs again
I gotta agree with you, the RK3326 is just unappealing at this point. These never ending revisions are just meh. Anbernic needs to start putting in upgraded chips into these things. They've been pumping out these same things for what feels like years with only super minor updates to it. If you own any version it's pretty much not worth buying any upgraded version at this point. I'd like to see them use something like the RK3399 or the pro variant being used in one of these. Anyways great review Tito. Loving the channel and content.
You should review the retroid pocket go 2. I have heard it’s better in performance. Honestly man, I do hope you propel into a bigger audience. Thanks for the info and tips! Thanks to you I revitalized my old GBA who was collecting dust for years!
@@MachoNachoProductions no problem man! Hey I just noticed there’s another GBA mod that hasn’t caught on yet for some reason, the GBA LED mod? That should be looked into looks dope man!
This is the final revision of the same chip I hope. Hopefully in the future we get something more powerful. If you already own a popular Chinese handheld, there is no reason to upgrade. Unless you need good form factor. Edit: just got to 14:22
It's looking like the RG552 is coming very soon, and that's a notable improvement. As is the Retroid Pocket 3 and the Ayn Odin. We'll still see more with this chip, Anbernic *just* released a handheld with the previous one.
Yes we're getting more powerful stuff! We already have SBC'S that scratch Gamecube emulation. The question is will we have the chips viable enough for businesses to make a profit off the hardware.
Macho hers a video idea, see How many mods can you do to a Gameboy color. IPS, Bluetooth, button lights, Lipo battery with type C, audio mod, etc go crazy man.
@@SCorpG22 Oh really? You’ve tried making one with all those mods and testing the battery life? No one is going to use all those mods at once for casual play, it’s the fact that you can that makes it awesome. Also you can soldering buttons for on and off for Bluetooth AND led buttons.
@@zerosama5743 I've made several. The issue is that with the Gameboy Color, the size of lipo you can fit is limited. The IPS will draw quite a bit depending on screen brightness settings and an IPS is only really worth it if you crank the brightness up. Anything additional, especially an amp is drawing more power and when you factor in the size of the (newish) Q5 IPS which requires 15% more power, it just shortens the battery life considerably. I suppose if you're doing it for doing's sake, it's a neat little project and you'll learn a few things, but if it's for conventional reasons, you're going to be constantly recharging the thing. The best LED mod I've seen replicated the original DMG artwork from the original box with blue LEDs making it look like something from Tron.
@@SCorpG22 there’s a new led board from funny playing I was thinking about giving it a try, I also saw this guy use buttons to turn off and on all the additional features, wanting to see how overkill the GBC can be modder, I’m sure if you’re casually playing the Gameboy color then a few hours will be fine and you can charge it like a cell phone daily.
When I got my 351M it was hit or miss with 64 bit games until I changed the firmware and picked my own emulators. I'm sure the 351 MP will have the same options or better very soon, considering it has a better chipset. It will run those games just not straight out of the box which is unfortunate. With all that said the device is truly a marvel considering how far devices like this have come and we are lucky to have them and developers that are working for free on these devices. We could just keep using our hacked PSP's and DS but this option is much simpler.
That's a good and fair review, like you say the build quality is excellent but it might be worth waiting for a faster chipset. 1.5GHz is not particularly fast these days.
I only really plan to use this for 8 to 16 bit era games so it's a perfect little pocket sized handheld to take on a day our or to make my work breaks much more fun. I'm waiting until I can get my Base model Steamdeck for the more demanding emulators since that thing's x86 APU is a Monster in comparison, it'll also be fun to test out various linux distros on it, already trying out Garuda Linux on my Laptop and intending to convert my desktop to linux too, the fact that the my Mint Green RG351MP is basically a tiny linux PC fits in rather nicely since I'm trying to move away from Windows (W11 looks too much like tge dumpster fire W8 I've already delt with once) and locked down limited consoles, being able to play and do whatever I want, whenever and wherever I want is too far too appealing for me to ignore
Oh yes, I can totally see the value in this Anbernic handheld for a lot of 8 and 16-bit emulation. With Christmas and birthday cash soon burning a hole in my pocket it’s one I am considering - although the Ayn Odin has a lot of potential
Tito, is there a cheaper Anbernic with this same form factor that has the same performance for snes/Genesis, GBA and PS1? I just want full speed 16-bit, GBA and PS1, hopefully with a screen of this quality.
Looks amazing Tito. Im curious if this bad boy can play pc engine cd rom rom games and or hu cards? Also in your opinion why do you think many hand helds like this have trouble playing cd based games?
That’s a great question! I should see how Rhondo of blood plays. I noticed when playing PlayStation games the FMV sequences were very smooth. PS1 seems to run great! I’ll have to check out pc engine cd roms and report back 😁
RK3326 handhelds like this play PC Engine and PC Engine CD games pretty much perfectly, and you can even add some minor Retroarch shaders on top if you want to. Same with Sega CD and PlayStation.
Thanks for the review.. I would have liked to see some comments on the firmware. I'm am assuming they are still using a modified version of Emuelec which was always a weak poing on their earlier releases. I have the 351P and I have moved to ARKOS on it which I really like and it does seem to perform a bit better on some of the games - notably PSP games. I'm not sure if ARKOS or 351Elec support the MP yet but you might want to look at those if you are looking for the best FW for the 351MP.
Should do a follow up with custom firmware options, to compare where some of the emulation is better. I know there is a new emuelec build for this one. Hopefully we get a more powerful CPU/GPU on the next one that can run the N64/DC/Saturn proper.
It's basically the perfect take-anywhere-anytime handheld for me, I can wait for my Steamdeck for playing N64, PS2, Wii, and Switch emulators since it's screen size and controls are probably better suited, alongside that beefy little x86 APU
AMBER/ELEC IS THE newest hardware, use that along with portmaster, sunshine-windows, along with moonlight and a 5Ghz network usb dingle and adapter and you can stream your computer games while you lay in bed off your computer and any other higher emulators off your computer with the 351MP as your controller and screen...I've played warcraft and gonna try final fantasy xiv tomorrow....
Nice to see you review/look at something we can actually find in stock for once but meh this ain't what I'd expect here I'd rather things like a raspberry pi powered game gear or if you're feeling really brave something like a handheld console mod as in Dreamcast/PS2/GameCube handheld as you might be able to find a mock up for a shell to get 3D printed
The board design revision is from March-manufacturing dates are not screen printed on the PCB, that would be outrageously expensive and time consuming.
I really want to purchase a handheld emulation video game system that is capable of running: Power Stone, Power Stone 2, Sonic adventure, Marvel vs Capcom 2, and Soul Caliber for the Dreamcast. Yoshi’s Island, The Donkey Kong Country Series, Kirby Series, Super Mario All Stars plus World, and Super Metroid for the SNES. Sonic and Knuckles, Comix Zone, Aladdin, Gunstar Heroes, etc for the Sega Genesis.
I'm sure you get this question all the time but I'd love to hear what your thoughts are on using an Android phone. It sounds to me like you're stuck with the emulators that come on this device which is a bummer since clearly some of those emulators are not performing well. Do you think it's the emulator or a power issue with the unit? Would the Android phone be the better all around emulation device if you're willing to manage your various emulators yourself?
Don't forget you can stream computer games with it too, I just redid my system and with a 5ghz usb network dongle, it streams pretty damn good..not so good with 2.4ghz
For the price, I'd actually suggest the RK2020 if people can find one. It seemed to be almost identical in terms of power (Though I wonder how this thing handles PSP, the RK handles PSP games shockingly well), and at least when I bought mine, it was about $50 cheaper. The shell here is nice for sure, but I don't know about it being $50 nicer. lol
@@MachoNachoProductions You may have said in your video and I just missed it (ADHD and auditory dyslexia is a fun combination), but does this run the EmuElec framework? If so, this thing might scare you with how many things it can run. lol My RK2020 is running about 25 systems, including old computers like the Atari 800, or even old arcade machines.
The RK2020 is definitely an amazing value, but the main difference between it and Anbernic's devices (even the plastic ones) is the general build quality and feel of the buttons. It's like the difference between a first party controller and one of those cheap bargain-bin third party ones... the buttons certainly FUNCTION, but they don't feel nearly as satisfying, and the plastic has more of a toy-like quality to it. Anbernic's stuff feels like Nintendo hardware at its best... whether that's worth the rather extreme price difference is up to you, but I'm glad both options are available so everyone can choose based on their own preferences and budgets.
@@sethsez Honestly, what I'm waiting and hoping for is the quality of this machine with the power to run PS2 and possibly GameCube games. The ps2 in particular has the most insane backlog I need to get through, so being able to play them that way would be the best.
@@ArcNeoMasato You won't be waiting too long for GameCube, it's looking like the next generation of devices (which are looking to be larger and Android-based, so size and boot times are definitely going to be the trade-off) is going to be reasonable capable of running Dolphin just fine. PS2... you're going to be waiting a lot longer for that. Emulation for it is just significantly more complex and resource-intensive, and non-X86 emulators aren't nearly as far along.
I'm so mixed on this. I really want a 4:3 ratio handheld for the older games, particularly 16 bit and PS1, but it would also have been really nice to have good N64 and Dreamcast emulation. So I'm kind of on the fence about it. I read people saying wait for the newer chipsets coming, but the newer wave of emulation handhelds are mostly in widescreen ratio or using the traditional gameboy style portrait build.
This is a great device and is very pocketable. The newer devices I've seen that are coming out don't seem to be as pocketable. If you're ok with carrying around thousands of games such as SNES, Genesis, PS1, arcade, Neo Geo, etc, and a good handful of N64 and PSP games that play pretty well, then this device would be perfect for you.
@@Cyko.. Thank you for this. I really want one actually. I am just waiting for that price point to come down a bit as I think it's a little bit steep for the chipset you're getting, but other than that, I'm sold on the idea. I think it's a really nice looking little system and I love the aspect ratio.
@@SCorpG22 I agree that it is a little steep, especially when you could get the RG351V for a lot cheaper and built-in WiFi. I went for it because it has dual analog sticks and I play Quake, Duke Nukem 3D, and other games that utilize the dual sticks.
@@Cyko.. I want one for all the old arcade and 16 bit systems that had a native 4:3 ratio. I hate emulation that has borders and I want a landscape style handheld rather than a gameboy style. The dual sticks are also desirable as I would like to emulate PS1 on it too. I definitely want one, its just waiting for that sweet spot.
There are other firmware like ArkOS, 351Elec and Batocera that offer better emulator configurations that will provide better N64 and Dreamcast performance. Tweaking the settings in Retroarch could also yield decent gameplay results.
The only thing I've disliked about these emulation units is being able to display most games properly. It's not possible to display most games full screen without the image being squished and not integer scaled. You are forced to compromise with either a much smaller viewing area or cut off around the edges. This is not the emulation devices fault. Rather that games were designed to run on very different resolutions that LCDs cannot accommodate for in a single screen. It's the price you have to pay to enjoy any game from any system.
the rp351m/p is a bit late to the party as the next gen of chips will be with us soon.im loving my rg351p as the screen is just the right size for gba and the added lcd3x shader makes it look great
Hey Lee! Yes very true, the 351p is much better suited for gba games. This one is good for those looking to play some of these retro home consoles. I’ll need to take a look at that shader. Cheers Lee!
I REALLY wish they had silver as a color choice. They had silver for the RG350M, RG351M and RG280M. Why drop the silver color now? It's not a deal breaker but a disappointment.
I bought Pikmin 1 and 2 yesterday for what they costed at launch. 😕 One is only the disk and the other one is scratched a bit without the manual. 😆 I feel stupid, especially since I used to own both games.
These handhelds are always a conundrum... Why do even they exist, why there are so many models, why they are so underpowered, who are the demographic target group, why are the screens so small? And I already mentioned in one of your past videos, the target for most of these devices mostly are guys over 30 (maybe 40+), and by that age, vision gets deteriorated also, we have much more powerful mobile phones with bigger screens. I know that there are a lot of teenagers and kids interest in these portable devices but not as many as adults, my kid got bored of one of these and went back to my phone. Arguments will start as "I need a smaller separate device", "your phone doesn't have decent controls/buttons", "My vision is ok and I'm 51 y/o", ", "it is convenient" and so on... but there are not enough reasons to have one of these toys... so....*sigh* I guess a toy is a toy, regardless if it is useless or not.
saying you bought this with your own money so you'll be giving your unbiased opinion makes it sound like you don't give your unbiased opinion when someone sends you something.
Well that's a great 8/16 bits machine device, I'm impress of how great this device look, nearly like a more compact Switch Lite. I'm curious how a softmoded Nintendo Switch (the OG Model or a Lite) can rivalise again those Emulation Handheld, + with the dock for the OG, that can be the ultimate retro decive, playable at home and on the go ! I like those review ^_^ !
I like this kinda of devices but for emulation I'll stick to psp's, since they play pretty much from atari to ps1 no problem and the game boy and game boy advance which I'm playing metroid fusion before dread comes out.
I have to admit, I don’t see the point at all in knock-off devices like this.. surely using original hardware is a large part of the appeal of retro gaming? Besides, why not just get a Vita?
Agree, I very much enjoy gaming on original hardware. I think the appeal of devices like these are convenience. There is some work required to soft mod the vita while these are ready out the gate.
Because they're convenient, high quality, and run non-Playstation stuff way better than a Vita does. Also most of them are likely cheaper than a Vita. And a lot easier to get everything working on.
If that thing is green, I have a bridge to sell Ambernic. It's clearly silver, and looks nothing like the picture they show on their website. They've put me off purchasing from them simply for this false advertising.
I wonder if we're ever going to get OLED screens for game boys and emulators like this one day.
i wouldn’t doubt it! it’ll be expensive but most definitely worth it
I think that is the next step! First it was TFT displays to IPS, next is IPS to OLED 😁
The next step of retro gaming:
IPS Screen on DS Phat
OLED/AMOLED screens on retro emulation consoles
5ghz Wifi compatible on Android handhelds to play Xcloud.
We're at laminated IPS right now. The only thing that could beat it is OLED...literally
@@YoureUsingWordsIncorrectly That's the future of gaming: the dark era of gaming
I've got an RG351V and man, Anbernic does really make fantastic handhelds. I'd like to see more content like this, Tito.
Nice! I like how the 351v looks!
I just wanted to say, That was some NICE B-Roll shots you got! Seriously, you did an amazing job at getting high quality video shots of the system at different angles, and the inside of the unit.
Thank you! Glad you liked them 😁
Glad to see you branching out on content. Love your videos. I use to be a handheld purist, but watching your videos has inspired me to start some builds of my own. Keep up the great work.
Thank you Joe🙏
Ace review, Tito!
Dude thank you so much🙏! Really glad you liked it, means a lot coming from you!
Dodo! 🍟
Nice to see emulation devices approach big name console quality ( or surpass, the all metal construction is awesome). But me personally id rather just use an ODE or Everdrive. I see the RG351MP at 150 usd is tempting, but at the same time a used Vita at the same price is also a great choice, they just have different strengths and weaknesses.
Totally agree! One of many ways to enjoy retro games. I also love odes and flash carts.
The RG351P is $100.
I'm becoming a bit of a Linux nerd so being able to swap out the OS on my handheld at a whim or modify things without needing to fight any built in security, I've been quite enjoying my own mint green RG351MP, been having a blast playing threw the old Metroid games as well as the fan made remake of Metroid 2 "AM2R".
Been mostly using the community made 351elec firmware for the device as it's a nice upgrade over the base firmware while being very easy to use
I...never remember subscribing to this channel.
But oh well I'm here now. Nice video.
I want one of these.
Thank you for subscribing! Hope you enjoyed the video
I would LOVE to see you review the SteamDeck as an emulation machine when it comes out.
I pre-ordered it so I will definitely be taking a look at it as an overall gaming platform and an emulation machine 😁
I love how clean these handhelds with the metal finish look! I wish they were more powerful though. I would love to have something in this form factor that can run Dolphin for GC/Wii emulation.
Me too! Ps2 and GC support would be awesome!
Playing with my own RG351MP has actually inspired me to install the homebrew mod on an old Wii with a dead disk drive, it still has the Gamecube ports and everything, and with the Homebrew mod installed it can now run games from USB or SD.
I'm not crazy enough to try the "portable Wii mod" but it's still nice to have the Wii itself to play stuff like the Metroid Prime Trilogy, especially given it's bizzar motion controls are hard to imitate even to spite my attempts with Dolphin Emulation on my laptop and a Xbox controller, might try again once I can get my Steamdeck since those touch pads could be better suited.
Still, being playing my RG351MP to death with old Metroid and other retro games as well as AM2R, The Marathon Trilogy, and so on, it's a perfect little take-anywhere handheld, it only has to fight with my 3DS occasionally if I feel like Metroid Prime Hunters or Metroid Samus Returns
.....and yeah, I seem to have a Metroid obsession lately, I blame this device and Metroid Dread
Love your videos Tito, you're very objective, and that's what you need to take decisions about a mod. Like from Spain!
Thank you so much Martin!! 🙏
I have no problem with you branching out into a review. This review stays inline with your channel's topic as a nice comparison to modding. Personally I will not buy one unless a beefier chipset replaces this. My raspberry pie 4b 16g can run laps around this thing. But, they did nail the over feel and finish. It is so close to being a homerun it hurts.
Thanks Matt! Agree, so close but not quite there. I feel like the next iteration of these devices will mail the n64 and perhaps Dreamcast, but Ps2 would be ideal. Huge library of incredible titles 😁
Great choice for your first Anbernic
Agree! Really liking it a lot!
Bro I feel like you would like the powkiddy v90 it's not powerful but you would enjoy the gba sp feel. Or the anbernic 280v with metal shell mod and then there's the odroid go super you can put a metal shell on aswell.
@@yekimrelssek2929 My favorite cheap, weak 'n fun Powkiddy device is the A66 (with fully upgraded firmware and MinUI of course). Love how it looks and feels, and it just disappears in a pocket.
@@sethsez ahahaha ye bro that miyo firmware has alot of neat features can even run a couple ps1 games
I appreciate you doing a review like this. There are so many options on the market for these kinds of devices it's hard to really know what is what. Not only do you offer complete visual transparency, you offer a knowledgeable and trustworthy opinion. Big fan of your content and approach. Thank you!
Thank you Billy🙏! So glad you found the review insightful.
Hm the difficulty running N64 games will keep me from picking this up. I would love to grab a handheld emulation device and use it as a dedicated portable N64, hopefully one with similar build quality as this. Great video as always Tito!
Thanks Lake Parker!
Same here. I have an older retro emulation handheld and the only thing that's going to get me to upgrade is N64 emulation running well, which is probably a ways off, it seems.
Hopefully next generation of handhelds can handle the n64 reliably 🤞
The performance of N64 games has less to do with the chipset and more to do with the core being used for emulation. You’ve really got to do your homework and find the right core and settings for certain games to run well. Guarantee this has nothing to do with the chipset. My Retroid Pocket 2 runs my N64 games just fine on MupeN64 when I find the right settings. What that does mean is that if you want to play N64 games on ANY handheld, not just this one, you’ve got some tweaking and testing to do.
Switch Lite with a retro game pass or a 2 DS with the titles you enjoy. Stick to Nintendo devices for N64 plus.
I own an RG280M and it's amazing (a bit smaller than yours tho). There's a discord called Retro Game Handhelds with a bunch of developers making custom firmwares for these consoles, often with way better performance. The nice thing about these is that you can keep your current firmware on one microSD and test out another custom firmware on a 2nd microSD.
I own the same device. I use mine for SNES, GB, GBC and GBA.
Great review Tito! I cannot see the green. LOL.
Thank you! Yeah sorry, the camera doesn’t pick it up well but it is there. It’s a very light hue of green.
Very well structured and informative review. Very much appreciated!
Thank you Adruce! So glad you enjoyed the review 🙏😁
I absolutely love the look and feel of this device. I did a slight upgrade from my 351M for the better screen quality, resolution, and aspect ratio. Gifting my old device to a friend to get them hooked. :)
I personally think that if you're looking for PS1 and below, this is just about the pinnacle of what you could want. The construction is incredibly solid, the custom firmwares (once they become available for this particular revision) are a wonderful balance of aesthetically pleasing, user friendly and decently customizable, the screen is fantastic, the size is actually pocketable, and the emulation for those systems is rock-solid.
Yes, there are newer systems coming out that are going to be more powerful and can handle Dreamcast, N64 and PSP much better, and I look forward to those! But they're also going to be less pocket-friendly and will run on Android, which although a great OS isn't quite as snappy to navigate with standard controls. We're moving from Game Boy to Game Gear, in other words, and I feel like it's worth considering what's being lost in the transition as much as recognizing what's being gained.
So yeah, bring on the Odin and the RG552 and whatever else is on the horizon, but I'm still glad this exists and I plan on getting one as a final upgrade to my RG350M and RG351V (since I love the hardware of the former and the software of the latter, this is basically the perfect fit for me).
Definitely try 351Elec / ArkOS, it makes a notable difference to emulation / UX improvement. N64 is never going to be amazing and neither will Dreamcast, but it'll really help with those and stuff like Super FX games.
Will do!
Upvoting this. I feel bad for people who play on stock OS and miss out on all the amazing improvements from ArkOS and 351Elec. Super Mario 64 runs way better than seen in this video, and without any of the graphical errors.
@championchap There's been a beta build of 351elec for a while. I already have it flashed, just waiting for my MP to show up lol
Nice video as always. I much prefer your modding videos but dropping in the occasional review of consoles with something new to offer is nice too.
Just trying to mix it up a bit 😁
I don't 'need this' but I do 'need this'!
Haha I said the same thing 😂
I ordered this in the beautiful blue version. I had to have it! 😍
I Been collecting these emulation handhelds since the spring especially Anbrernic's devices they really are pretty good for what they are I love being able to play my favorites anywhere great review I'm happy with the ones I currently own but in 6 months to a year when the price drops I might get my first metal shell if I don't get a RG350M first lol.
You should be verified! I recently came across your channel and I'm loving the content. Also, may I suggest a SNES build?
your intro is better than the anbernic's ads
Did you have any issues with misinputs on the dpad? I feel like mine occasionally registers down when I press left :/ otherwise I’m so happy with this device!
I just picked one of these up. It might not perform as well as original hardware yet, but it will have to hold me over until we get a MiSTer FPGA handheld ;-)
At first glance, graphical issues on those N64 games are probably how the Mupen core is set. I see this device uses Retroarch. I know products like these aren't meant for what they call hardcore gamers, but I missed simple tests or just mentions about input lag and even if run-ahead is feasible, which probably isn't. This is mind-blowing to me, I still have a 2013 Sony Xperia SP, running Android 6.0.1, it has a dual core 1.7ghz CPU and 800mb~ RAM, I can play PS1, N64 and Dreamcast games on it far better than devices like this. I have no visual glitches on N64 games, no crackling audio, using Mupen64EZ or something like that, Reicast doesn't run full speed all the time, but it's really playable. For PS1, I can use the enhanced resolution in PCSX-R Reloaded core, which doubles the original resolution and can even set run-ahead to 2 for Genesis games, without crackling audio.
I'm not saying this to brag about my device, I just would like to understand how an old smarphone like mine seems to be able to handle emulators better than dedicated devices like these. I can even output it to my TV since it is OTG enabled and play with a PS4 gamepad via bluetooth.
Nice video.
Do you have any recommendations regarding 5.5 or 7 inch retro handhelds?
man, the choice between the blue and green consoles remind me of windows XP when choosing themes
You know what? I can't unsee that now looking at my mint green version, it's an amusing reminder of the XP days, to spite being a tiny linux PC.
It's deffinitly been fun to play, and mixes in nicely since I'm converting my PCs over to Linux with my Laptop running as my test bed for Garuda Linux for a couple months now, sadly Windows 11 reminds me too much of Windows 8 and I'd rather not deal with a tablet OS on my PCs again
I gotta agree with you, the RK3326 is just unappealing at this point. These never ending revisions are just meh. Anbernic needs to start putting in upgraded chips into these things. They've been pumping out these same things for what feels like years with only super minor updates to it. If you own any version it's pretty much not worth buying any upgraded version at this point. I'd like to see them use something like the RK3399 or the pro variant being used in one of these. Anyways great review Tito. Loving the channel and content.
You should review the retroid pocket go 2. I have heard it’s better in performance. Honestly man, I do hope you propel into a bigger audience. Thanks for the info and tips! Thanks to you I revitalized my old GBA who was collecting dust for years!
Thank you! So happy you’re enjoying the channel 🙏
@@MachoNachoProductions no problem man! Hey I just noticed there’s another GBA mod that hasn’t caught on yet for some reason, the GBA LED mod? That should be looked into looks dope man!
I might be doing a video on that soon!
This is the final revision of the same chip I hope. Hopefully in the future we get something more powerful. If you already own a popular Chinese handheld, there is no reason to upgrade. Unless you need good form factor.
Edit: just got to 14:22
Totally agree! I’m thinking they will retire this chipset. Hopefully the next one can reliably run n64 and Dreamcast 🙏
It's looking like the RG552 is coming very soon, and that's a notable improvement. As is the Retroid Pocket 3 and the Ayn Odin.
We'll still see more with this chip, Anbernic *just* released a handheld with the previous one.
Yes we're getting more powerful stuff! We already have SBC'S that scratch Gamecube emulation. The question is will we have the chips viable enough for businesses to make a profit off the hardware.
Like the review. Did you get to test Saturn games?
Great video, always informative :)
Thanks Mark! Glad you enjoyed it buddy!
Macho hers a video idea, see How many mods can you do to a Gameboy color. IPS, Bluetooth, button lights, Lipo battery with type C, audio mod, etc go crazy man.
All of those mods would suck so much battery life from the lipo.
@@SCorpG22 Oh really? You’ve tried making one with all those mods and testing the battery life? No one is going to use all those mods at once for casual play, it’s the fact that you can that makes it awesome. Also you can soldering buttons for on and off for Bluetooth AND led buttons.
@@zerosama5743 I've made several. The issue is that with the Gameboy Color, the size of lipo you can fit is limited. The IPS will draw quite a bit depending on screen brightness settings and an IPS is only really worth it if you crank the brightness up. Anything additional, especially an amp is drawing more power and when you factor in the size of the (newish) Q5 IPS which requires 15% more power, it just shortens the battery life considerably. I suppose if you're doing it for doing's sake, it's a neat little project and you'll learn a few things, but if it's for conventional reasons, you're going to be constantly recharging the thing. The best LED mod I've seen replicated the original DMG artwork from the original box with blue LEDs making it look like something from Tron.
@@SCorpG22 there’s a new led board from funny playing I was thinking about giving it a try, I also saw this guy use buttons to turn off and on all the additional features, wanting to see how overkill the GBC can be modder, I’m sure if you’re casually playing the Gameboy color then a few hours will be fine and you can charge it like a cell phone daily.
When I got my 351M it was hit or miss with 64 bit games until I changed the firmware and picked my own emulators. I'm sure the 351 MP will have the same options or better very soon, considering it has a better chipset. It will run those games just not straight out of the box which is unfortunate. With all that said the device is truly a marvel considering how far devices like this have come and we are lucky to have them and developers that are working for free on these devices. We could just keep using our hacked PSP's and DS but this option is much simpler.
That's a good and fair review, like you say the build quality is excellent but it might be worth waiting for a faster chipset. 1.5GHz is not particularly fast these days.
I only really plan to use this for 8 to 16 bit era games so it's a perfect little pocket sized handheld to take on a day our or to make my work breaks much more fun.
I'm waiting until I can get my Base model Steamdeck for the more demanding emulators since that thing's x86 APU is a Monster in comparison, it'll also be fun to test out various linux distros on it, already trying out Garuda Linux on my Laptop and intending to convert my desktop to linux too, the fact that the my Mint Green RG351MP is basically a tiny linux PC fits in rather nicely since I'm trying to move away from Windows (W11 looks too much like tge dumpster fire W8 I've already delt with once) and locked down limited consoles, being able to play and do whatever I want, whenever and wherever I want is too far too appealing for me to ignore
Oh yes, I can totally see the value in this Anbernic handheld for a lot of 8 and 16-bit emulation. With Christmas and birthday cash soon burning a hole in my pocket it’s one I am considering - although the Ayn Odin has a lot of potential
Im in love with the mint green anyone else??
Hello friend, is it heavy? compared to psp and psvita for example, what would be its weight???
Tito, is there a cheaper Anbernic with this same form factor that has the same performance for snes/Genesis, GBA and PS1? I just want full speed 16-bit, GBA and PS1, hopefully with a screen of this quality.
The Anbernic RG-350M has a similar 640 x 480 IPS screen and same form factor for less money. Plays everything up to PS1 perfectly.
@@elnoel1220 Nice
Looks amazing Tito. Im curious if this bad boy can play pc engine cd rom rom games and or hu cards? Also in your opinion why do you think many hand helds like this have trouble playing cd based games?
That’s a great question! I should see how Rhondo of blood plays. I noticed when playing PlayStation games the FMV sequences were very smooth. PS1 seems to run great! I’ll have to check out pc engine cd roms and report back 😁
RK3326 handhelds like this play PC Engine and PC Engine CD games pretty much perfectly, and you can even add some minor Retroarch shaders on top if you want to. Same with Sega CD and PlayStation.
Awesome! Thank you for the insight Seth!
Thanks for the review.. I would have liked to see some comments on the firmware. I'm am assuming they are still using a modified version of Emuelec which was always a weak poing on their earlier releases. I have the 351P and I have moved to ARKOS on it which I really like and it does seem to perform a bit better on some of the games - notably PSP games. I'm not sure if ARKOS or 351Elec support the MP yet but you might want to look at those if you are looking for the best FW for the 351MP.
Great vid!
Thank you!
I meant to ask what kind of headphones you had. I remember jotting it down when I was watching a stream one day but I cant remember where
Should do a follow up with custom firmware options, to compare where some of the emulation is better. I know there is a new emuelec build for this one. Hopefully we get a more powerful CPU/GPU on the next one that can run the N64/DC/Saturn proper.
Great coverage in this handheld. Could you do a screen and battery mod on the Evercade Handheld?
That’s a great question. I’m not 100% 😅
For his price ( you can find it for 130 € instead 180!) it's a good deal!
It's basically the perfect take-anywhere-anytime handheld for me, I can wait for my Steamdeck for playing N64, PS2, Wii, and Switch emulators since it's screen size and controls are probably better suited, alongside that beefy little x86 APU
@@UNSCPILOT probably for all this you need to wait 2 years for a mature release. Btw, N64 is good already on 351mp
there's always custom firmware for these devices that improves emulation performance
Definitely need to look into that 😁
ArkOS , TheRA (Retro Arena) , ELEC351 // cfw for rg351mp
I love this design, just wish it was a tiny bit more powerful to fix the issues with N64 and DreamCast
AMBER/ELEC IS THE newest hardware, use that along with portmaster, sunshine-windows, along with moonlight and a 5Ghz network usb dingle and adapter and you can stream your computer games while you lay in bed off your computer and any other higher emulators off your computer with the 351MP as your controller and screen...I've played warcraft and gonna try final fantasy xiv tomorrow....
Another great video
Thank you 🙏
Nice to see you review/look at something we can actually find in stock for once but meh this ain't what I'd expect here I'd rather things like a raspberry pi powered game gear or if you're feeling really brave something like a handheld console mod as in Dreamcast/PS2/GameCube handheld as you might be able to find a mock up for a shell to get 3D printed
I got some other cool emulation videos planned more along those lines. Stay tuned 😁
The board design revision is from March-manufacturing dates are not screen printed on the PCB, that would be outrageously expensive and time consuming.
I thought th eMP only came in Blue, Mint, and Black ??? How do you have Silver?
I really want to purchase a handheld emulation video game system that is capable of running: Power Stone, Power Stone 2, Sonic adventure, Marvel vs Capcom 2, and Soul Caliber for the Dreamcast. Yoshi’s Island, The Donkey Kong Country Series, Kirby Series, Super Mario All Stars plus World, and Super Metroid for the SNES. Sonic and Knuckles, Comix Zone, Aladdin, Gunstar Heroes, etc for the Sega Genesis.
Your battery test, should include the NES Zelda title screen as well. For science.
I'm sure you get this question all the time but I'd love to hear what your thoughts are on using an Android phone. It sounds to me like you're stuck with the emulators that come on this device which is a bummer since clearly some of those emulators are not performing well. Do you think it's the emulator or a power issue with the unit? Would the Android phone be the better all around emulation device if you're willing to manage your various emulators yourself?
Hi tito how come your mp looks like straight silver only? they only sell with mint green matt black and ocean blue on their website :(
The green is pretty faint. My camera isn’t really picking up the color very well. It looks green in person.
Does this come with games preloaded? If so how many??
I m waiting for the 351MV
Don't forget you can stream computer games with it too, I just redid my system and with a 5ghz usb network dongle, it streams pretty damn good..not so good with 2.4ghz
I have the 351p actually and i don't see any difference between the 2 spec wise. Is there any diff apart the metal cassing?!
I think they are identical. Perhaps yours has built in WiFi?
The screen on the P is 3:2, perfect for GBA games. The screen on the MP is 4:3 and better for home consoles.
For the price, I'd actually suggest the RK2020 if people can find one. It seemed to be almost identical in terms of power (Though I wonder how this thing handles PSP, the RK handles PSP games shockingly well), and at least when I bought mine, it was about $50 cheaper. The shell here is nice for sure, but I don't know about it being $50 nicer. lol
I should definitely give psp games a go in this device to see how it can handle it. I’m curious
@@MachoNachoProductions You may have said in your video and I just missed it (ADHD and auditory dyslexia is a fun combination), but does this run the EmuElec framework? If so, this thing might scare you with how many things it can run. lol My RK2020 is running about 25 systems, including old computers like the Atari 800, or even old arcade machines.
The RK2020 is definitely an amazing value, but the main difference between it and Anbernic's devices (even the plastic ones) is the general build quality and feel of the buttons. It's like the difference between a first party controller and one of those cheap bargain-bin third party ones... the buttons certainly FUNCTION, but they don't feel nearly as satisfying, and the plastic has more of a toy-like quality to it. Anbernic's stuff feels like Nintendo hardware at its best... whether that's worth the rather extreme price difference is up to you, but I'm glad both options are available so everyone can choose based on their own preferences and budgets.
@@sethsez Honestly, what I'm waiting and hoping for is the quality of this machine with the power to run PS2 and possibly GameCube games. The ps2 in particular has the most insane backlog I need to get through, so being able to play them that way would be the best.
@@ArcNeoMasato You won't be waiting too long for GameCube, it's looking like the next generation of devices (which are looking to be larger and Android-based, so size and boot times are definitely going to be the trade-off) is going to be reasonable capable of running Dolphin just fine.
PS2... you're going to be waiting a lot longer for that. Emulation for it is just significantly more complex and resource-intensive, and non-X86 emulators aren't nearly as far along.
I'm so mixed on this. I really want a 4:3 ratio handheld for the older games, particularly 16 bit and PS1, but it would also have been really nice to have good N64 and Dreamcast emulation. So I'm kind of on the fence about it. I read people saying wait for the newer chipsets coming, but the newer wave of emulation handhelds are mostly in widescreen ratio or using the traditional gameboy style portrait build.
This is a great device and is very pocketable. The newer devices I've seen that are coming out don't seem to be as pocketable. If you're ok with carrying around thousands of games such as SNES, Genesis, PS1, arcade, Neo Geo, etc, and a good handful of N64 and PSP games that play pretty well, then this device would be perfect for you.
@@Cyko.. Thank you for this. I really want one actually. I am just waiting for that price point to come down a bit as I think it's a little bit steep for the chipset you're getting, but other than that, I'm sold on the idea. I think it's a really nice looking little system and I love the aspect ratio.
@@SCorpG22 I agree that it is a little steep, especially when you could get the RG351V for a lot cheaper and built-in WiFi. I went for it because it has dual analog sticks and I play Quake, Duke Nukem 3D, and other games that utilize the dual sticks.
@@Cyko.. I want one for all the old arcade and 16 bit systems that had a native 4:3 ratio. I hate emulation that has borders and I want a landscape style handheld rather than a gameboy style. The dual sticks are also desirable as I would like to emulate PS1 on it too. I definitely want one, its just waiting for that sweet spot.
Lack of wifi is a bummer if you like retroachievements. Also outdated SOC. I'll wait for the next version, since I already own the RG 351M.
Can you dock this thing like a switch?
*Nintendo includes its own screen protector on the oled switch*
Can it play citra/3ds on it? ...I'm wishing to play pokemon moon/sun...
im not a big fan of emulation, but it is necessary. The naming could be improved haha
does ocarina of time also have audio and video glitches ?
It does unfortunately
so this good for emulating everything upto PSX..?
So far with the games I’ve been playing yes 😁. I was able to run resident evil, gran turismo and silent hill without any issues so far
There are other firmware like ArkOS, 351Elec and Batocera that offer better emulator configurations that will provide better N64 and Dreamcast performance. Tweaking the settings in Retroarch could also yield decent gameplay results.
I’ll definitely need to look into that. Being able to reliably play Dreamcast and n64 games would be fantastic
Does anyone know if USB keyboards work with the RG 351 MP?
The only thing I've disliked about these emulation units is being able to display most games properly. It's not possible to display most games full screen without the image being squished and not integer scaled. You are forced to compromise with either a much smaller viewing area or cut off around the edges.
This is not the emulation devices fault. Rather that games were designed to run on very different resolutions that LCDs cannot accommodate for in a single screen. It's the price you have to pay to enjoy any game from any system.
Best handheld but the 351m I like it better
Why would you Con adding your own roms???????
Didn't this exact product already exist? :o
the rp351m/p is a bit late to the party as the next gen of chips will be with us soon.im loving my rg351p as the screen is just the right size for gba and the added lcd3x shader makes it look great
Hey Lee! Yes very true, the 351p is much better suited for gba games. This one is good for those looking to play some of these retro home consoles. I’ll need to take a look at that shader. Cheers Lee!
I REALLY wish they had silver as a color choice. They had silver for the RG350M, RG351M and RG280M. Why drop the silver color now?
It's not a deal breaker but a disappointment.
every time one of these comes out it seems like basically the same hardware inside a little bit better exterior
But it's the same old chipset right? Nothing new?
Same as the 351V. The RK3326
@@MachoNachoProductions nothing new then, waiting for the "next gen"
Hate wata and for what they are doing. Because of them, many nes games have jumped in price for loose cartridges.
I know it absolutely crazy where prices are now a days
I bought Pikmin 1 and 2 yesterday for what they costed at launch. 😕 One is only the disk and the other one is scratched a bit without the manual. 😆 I feel stupid, especially since I used to own both games.
Wata and Covid are the reasons i stopped collecting. it used to be a fun hobby of collecting awesome games for cheap.
Yeah, it’s very hard to collect these days which is very frustrating
I’ve kicked myself for all the games I sold over the years. Should have held onto them. Grandia being one that comes to mind
Is there any easy usb-c mod for psp
I think I recall seeing a mod for this a little while ago
These handhelds are always a conundrum... Why do even they exist, why there are so many models, why they are so underpowered, who are the demographic target group, why are the screens so small? And I already mentioned in one of your past videos, the target for most of these devices mostly are guys over 30 (maybe 40+), and by that age, vision gets deteriorated also, we have much more powerful mobile phones with bigger screens. I know that there are a lot of teenagers and kids interest in these portable devices but not as many as adults, my kid got bored of one of these and went back to my phone. Arguments will start as "I need a smaller separate device", "your phone doesn't have decent controls/buttons", "My vision is ok and I'm 51 y/o", ", "it is convenient" and so on... but there are not enough reasons to have one of these toys... so....*sigh* I guess a toy is a toy, regardless if it is useless or not.
I think a lot of the decisions manufacturers make come down to price and how portable they want to make the device.
Why can't they put the Ambernic logo on the back? Too damn big lol
You shouldn't use stock firmware boss. Stick to 351 elec or arkOS.
I’ve been wanting something like this for my PSP and GB/GBA games. They are always a little over priced for me. I’m tempted for this but 150 is a lot.
saying you bought this with your own money so you'll be giving your unbiased opinion makes it sound like you don't give your unbiased opinion when someone sends you something.
I usually like to disclose when something is sent to me or when I buy them. I give my unbiased opinion at all times, I just like to reiterate it.
Well that's a great 8/16 bits machine device, I'm impress of how great this device look, nearly like a more compact Switch Lite.
I'm curious how a softmoded Nintendo Switch (the OG Model or a Lite) can rivalise again those Emulation Handheld, + with the dock for the OG, that can be the ultimate retro decive, playable at home and on the go !
I like those review ^_^ !
Dockable emulator would be very cool!
@@MachoNachoProductions Also use the Super Mario 64 Port for 60fps gameplay check out Retro Game Corps for a Tutorial.
Wifi wasnt inside because...its made of aluminum. If you want the wifi inside, get the plastic one. Its just as good.
There are ways to add WiFi in a metal enclosed device. Usually done by placing antenna by the display. Most of apples devices do this.
Yuppity. Does it have Bluetooth though? I wanna use it as an mp3 player too.
The 351P doesn't have internal WiFi unless you mod it. The 351M and 351V do, however.
I like this kinda of devices but for emulation I'll stick to psp's, since they play pretty much from atari to ps1 no problem and the game boy and game boy advance which I'm playing metroid fusion before dread comes out.
Psp is a great emulation platform and a beautiful looking handheld
I have to admit, I don’t see the point at all in knock-off devices like this.. surely using original hardware is a large part of the appeal of retro gaming? Besides, why not just get a Vita?
Agree, I very much enjoy gaming on original hardware. I think the appeal of devices like these are convenience. There is some work required to soft mod the vita while these are ready out the gate.
Because they're convenient, high quality, and run non-Playstation stuff way better than a Vita does. Also most of them are likely cheaper than a Vita. And a lot easier to get everything working on.
I wish me a metall shell for the (3)DS Family
That would be awesome!
If that thing is green, I have a bridge to sell Ambernic. It's clearly silver, and looks nothing like the picture they show on their website. They've put me off purchasing from them simply for this false advertising.
It has a very light hint of green, it’s not come through very well on camera but it is light green
Bluetooth?
No Bluetooth apparently
Whats wata?
It a video game grading company that is creating an artificial hike in retro video game prices
Yeah, it's really bad.
@@MachoNachoProductions BRUHHHHHHH
How is that mint green lol. Looks silver to me
que elegancia!