RG DDS

Anbernic demoed a handheld that builds a playable game from a text prompt. The feature does not appear on the product page you preorder from. And Anbernic AI has already been shipping for eighteen months, which tells you more than the demo does.

Both RG DDS panels are exactly three times a 3DS screen, which is the best dual-screen math anyone has shipped. The chip is stronger than its name suggests. And five weeks before launch, the 3DS emulator everyone uses withdrew support from the entire brand.

The de facto 3DS emulator will no longer investigate bugs on any Anbernic device, after Anbernic advertised its new RG DDS using a fork that decrypts games for you. The fork is GPL compliant. That was never the complaint.