If you don't care about exclusivity there's quite a bit, these are a few of my favorites for Vita:
Like many series spinoffs, if you go into it expecting traditional gameplay or story you'll be disappointed, but for what it is I find it incredible. I like the even wackier story, the more stylized art, and the gameplay is fun if you're into card-based battle systems (which I am).
It's way more fun than it has any right to be and I'm surprised we don't have a shitzillion clones of it on Steam with how popular deck builder slop is today.
Yeah this was the easiest but simultaneously most nerve wracking because of Enso. So far so good though
I like the Genesis version of Robocop VS The Terminator more because the level design is less fucky and it has a cheat code that increases the gore.
Did you got the 3G enabled model or the regular one?Yeah this was the easiest but simultaneously most nerve wracking because of Enso. So far so good though
Acid is an acquired taste. It may seem boring at first, but when it clicks it's very addictive.
Just Wi-Fi, since 3g has been discontinued in my region. I read somewhere in passing that the wireless modem can be made into something useful for modding*, but whatever I’ve already made my bed
The regular one is more than enough, you are all set.
A bicycle with training wheels
I have the RG351V (one stick, looks like a GameBoy, emulates up to and including the PS1 without a hitch) but the screen got fucky and I really ought to upgrade. Thinking of the RG35XX H, that thing looks amazing for the price.
Never used one, but in my searches over time:
Don't get her games. Games that early in life can fuck up your brain's development. It's too much stimulation.
Mentioned it in the handheld thread, but it's looking interesting. The amount of hype from YouTubers with early access has me suspicious though.
Yeah, the market for such handhelds is so iffy. To be honest with you, I'm surprised conversion kits for old smartphones never really became a thing. Like where you could flash a stripped down version of Android onto an old phone that boots right into Emulation Station. Like RetroPi, but with phones. And then the kit would also come with a little controller thing you plug your old phone into and just keep it there permanently.
The unit economics of portable electronics is such that shitting out a new handheld is cheaper per unit than paying for the labor to convert an old phone to be in a gaming-friendly form factor. Also, a lot of old Android phones are on effectively dead platforms from a software perspective - they don't have drivers for newer android versions and will never have them.
I don't think it really matters that they're on dead versions of Android. My idea is just designed around running emulators. Even Dolphin ran great on flagship phones from half a decade ago.
I would, but I got an RG35XX-H (same specs, different form factor) right before this was announced. I'm holding out for someone to finally make a dual-screen handheld that's less terrible than the AYANEO Flip DS.
