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[Emulation Handhelds] Offer devices with larger screens

User finds current handheld screens (e.g., Pocket Go) too small and expresses a desire for devices with larger screens, especially for older users.

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@@RandyWaage | 0 pts

Smart move! It must be a terrible feeling of Deja Vu when the systems themselves are so damn similar. I pretty much bought the Pocket Go after watching your review. The screen is a bit small for my 52 year old eyes, but I haven't really felt compelled to buy anything else in that once I got an updated image with a bunch of games it pretty much met my needs. I may still get something with a bigger screen (maybe the RG 350) if it's cheap. lol. Plus, I do own an amazing Hacked PS Vita and non hacked Switch. The PocketGo has been fantastic when I drive my 80 year old dad to a Dr. appointment & wait for him in the car for an hour or two. On a random note I too owned a Gp2x Wiz or some variation about 10 years or more ago, but the Oled screen got all dark & fungus looking after about a year. I will also say that LDK Dragon King is super cute. So ya I'm all over the place with these emulators. Do you still own your Powkiddy x16? That was another one I kind of eyeballed for awhile. :) Heck, this is coming from the guy who just bought a Pi-Top on Ebay and loaded a Pimiga and just now a Commodore 32gb image off of Arcade Punks. (https://www.arcadepunks.com/32gb-all-commodore-raspberry-pi-fully-loaded-image-for-pi233b-from-dz/). I love emulating tech and the computer stuff I grew up with. Plus, I've gotten lazy as far as couch computing these days. lol.

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