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Message: [QUOTE="mkol103, post: 509, member: 128"] Anbernic (the maker of the RG35XX line) has been making retro handhelds for a while now, and they're pretty good at it. The RG35XX line is the best budget retro handheld out there right now. Of course, if you want to emulate more systems, you'll need to spend more money (and probably buy a Retroid device), but for the price it's a good value (about $60-75). Like I said, you get some dreamcast and everything below it (with hit or miss PSP/N64 and barely playable Saturn). You also get Pico-8 and a bunch of native ports of games like Shovel Knight and VVVVVV. The screens and controls are good, and I haven't noticed any bad input lag. Just a heads up, it's best to use custom firmware with these kinds of devices if you end up getting one. The most popular for this line of devices is MuOS. Anyway. I think your suggestions are really good. I feel like I was actually thinking of that bit trip game but could not remember the title of it. Puyo Pop would also be good, though I would have to actually get good at Puyo Pop, which I have always wanted to do but haven't yet. [/QUOTE]

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