Featuring SNES like D-Pad, ABXY and Start/Select buttons, the PocketGo S30 is a Chinese-built handheld gaming system that can play PS1, PSP, MAME, Dreamcast, and SNES titles.
Believed to feature an A33 ARM Cortex-A7 chip with four 1.2Ghz cores and a Mali400 MP2 GPU, prototypes have 512MB of RAM. The display is a 3.5-inch IPS with 480×320 pixel resolution. A proprietary operating system is running on the PocketGo S30, with game ROMs can be added via USB or by ejecting the microSD card. The device also has a USB-C port and can be connected to Windows PCs.
Full list of emulators:
- NES
- SNES
- GBA
- GB
- GBC
- PS1
- PSP
- Master System
- Mega Drive (Genesis)
- Dreamcast
- Neo Geo
- MAME
RRP is expected to be $69.99. Check the video above for a more complete look at the PocketGo S30 handheld.
(Via Obscure Handhelds)
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