Ahh, this is it!

GB-respectful layout! A solid weight despite its small size! Stylish battery indicator! A high-quality feel with no wobbling or bending at all!

It is not an exaggeration to say that the end of this thing’s significance lies in its appearance.

Seriously good.

I was so excited just looking at the exterior that I don’t have much else to say, but for now, I think I’ll talk about the interior and related things.

First of all, regarding this dedicated OS, it currently does not support Japanese and the behavior around launching and restarting the emulator is questionable, so I cannot really recommend it for beginners in emulator machines.

For some reason, the jazz arrangement of the Mishiro Town song keeps playing endlessly.

>>1

90% of it was automatically converted at the end… Curse you, iOS Japanese input…

>>77

The conversion in iOS 18 is really something, so it can’t be helped…

>>81

The prediction conversion of Nihon Pillow Winner is linksmate, and the prediction conversion of linksmate is magic, which makes no sense to me!!

>>1

You can change the song.

The display quality is very good since I chose a compact and high-resolution one.

It might be a bit overly saturated.

Since it’s a 3:2 display, I think it might be better for CS games, but the size definitely makes the usability poor.

The Miyoo mini and a comparison with other devices, which can run PS1 games that would previously cause screen distortion or be heavy on older models, now work normally.

Well, the pre-release hype… or rather, like the previous model, the primary purpose of this gadget is to satisfy the desire to own it.

But it’s fine because it’s cute.

Metal is good, right… yeah… that’s how it felt.

The GKD PIXEL2 feels like that and is around 12,000 yen on AliExpress! (Stock unknown)

15,000 yen on Amazon!!

That’s expensive! That’s really expensive!! But, well, it’s made of metal shell, so I guess it’s okay!!!

Bye now!!!!!!!!!!

I got carried away and posted the same image twice.

The texture is really nice.

>>6

I’ve written it many times, but the machine’s reason for existence is 90% appearance, and that part is truly amazing.

Perfect as a decorative item.

To be honest, my impression is that the D-pad feels somewhat poor.

Well, it’s small, so it feels that way, but combined with that smallness, the operability is really poor.

Action is impossible.

It seems nice and cool.

It seems that the GBmicro might be better for a cool competition.

Also, don’t secretly play PAL.

So you were a PAL-M person, huh?

>>14

I started because of PALma… It’s the first time I’ve been questioned about it today, though.

I like the heavy feeling that metal provides, which satisfies my desire for possession.

The home screen looks nice.

What is Phukemon…

I was just wanting it and watching review videos.

It doesn’t seem like there would be any issues playing GB or GBA, right?

>>18

I won’t say it’s impossible to take action, but it’s quite difficult.

Also, LR is quite tough as well.

In that sense, GB might still be good.

I admire things like this and want them, but…

I can’t see…

What is the name of that green machine?

It looks like it’s quite good in terms of size, doesn’t it?

>>21

A machine that can only play Zelda.

>>21

It’s just as it looks.

Game & Watch: The Legend of Zelda

I was just looking at it casually, but after seeing a picture of it next to the GB Micro, I really want it now.

Is it this small?

You must have known the limits of what humanity could play with in GB micro.

I think the best design is one that feels like the smartphone is vertically compressed and horizontally expanded.

The GB Micro may look like that, but the AB cross button feels quite nice.

Much better than the DS series.

Only LR is disappointing.

>>25

I feel that the LR buttons have a shallowness similar to the Sega Saturn that doesn’t match the depth of the other buttons, but I don’t think the pressing feel is bad.

That guy.

It looks fun.

Since I have a Game Boy Micro, based on the size, this one might be quite small.

Red

That’s good, right?

Abnormal PAL lover…

How many do you have?

About this much

>>33

DualShock…?

>>36

I often see that (P3) marked item in the junk box at Hard Off!

The emulator is the one shown in the image.

And there’s this wireless charging garbage.

>>34

This guy really looks good, doesn’t he…?

>>35

It’s really good… I can confidently say that no emulator will surpass this appearance.

No one would make a frame with such non-existent threads and no maintainability.

Oh, cool metal case!

Stop making me go “ahh…” at the PAL point!

I’m playing Arknights and Megido 72 after buying the RP5.

I wonder why…

>>41

At least play something you can operate with a pad!

Is it possible that being comparable to the micro means it’s really small?

It’s a size that could damage your eyesight…

It’s smaller than I expected!

I thought it was about two micros in size.

So it’s about the size of two micros lined up vertically.

Does “not supporting Japanese” mean that the software name also displays a bug in Japanese?

>>47

Ah, I wonder… I haven’t looked it up.

>>47

It’s from the side, but basically, this type is in English or Chinese, so Japanese gets messed up.

There are some CFWs that partially support it, so installing one of those is realistic.

I want to buy it if there are any large-sized thread images.

The VitaTV looks quite scratched even though it’s not a mobile device.

>>50

He wasn’t broken at all, but he was tossed into my family’s junk box, so he’s a poor thing that got all mixed up naked with various products.

I was the one who put it in.

>>60

What on earth…

>>61

At that time, I was a university student and I dove in without thinking, I wonder what I was thinking.

Maybe I wasn’t thinking about anything.

That looks like an expensive sofa.

3.5 inches is impossible! I have a slightly bigger screen anyway.

There is an aluminum frame model of the Analogue Pocket!

>>53

That costs around 100,000, doesn’t it?

The small controller seems difficult to press the LR buttons, so it probably isn’t suitable for playing PS games.

I want something for the PS.

How far can you play with the highest-spec one? PS1?

>>55

It may be a bit sneaky, but Logarie Cross can also run on PS4.

I want an analog pocket, but it’s expensive…

>>58

If I had bought it in the early stages, it would have been around 25,000 yen…

I had no interest at all, yet I’ve been watching nothing but those kinds of review videos lately… damn.

>>63

I am an assistant with no name.

>>72

What did you say?

>>63

If there’s something that catches your interest, why not give it a try…!

If anything, taking a photo of the metal shell with a high-resolution camera is surprisingly more impressive than with the naked eye.

The photo looks too good.

Recent Chinese gaming consoles have become high quality, which is nice.

I have the Miyomi Mini Plus, and I’m very satisfied with it.

Technical suitability is… um…

I thought it was a PAL-M for the first time in a while, but it seems it was different.

That’s an interesting gadget.

>>67

Starting the explanation of PAL in this context wouldn’t make any sense, would it…?!

Just do it on PAL distribution already!

While I was playing, it suddenly froze and wouldn’t start up anymore.

>>70

Is it related to the OS?

If it doesn’t make a sound at all, it might be the electrical system.

>>71

The power turns on but freezes at the IUX? startup logo, so it’s probably the OS.

There is no official system available for PIXEL II…

>>74

There is PlumOS.

>>76

I have encountered more unfamiliar words…

>>70

The system’s SD card might be broken.

Try writing the firmware to the new SD card.

Aren’t there too many things that are overly focused on appearance?

Easy to understand? Size comparison

So small! So small!!

>>79

Well, that’s what sells the most…

If you only pursue practicality, then it becomes “just use a smartphone, tablet, or PC.”

>>82

It’s a small cat.

I found the IUX2.0 dated December 24, 2023, on the official Wechat, but is it okay to install this?

Without the stick, the appearance really doesn’t matter, does it?

“But I think I’ll use it, so I end up buying it right before.”

It looks really hard to hold.

>>87

The button feels good, so surprisingly, it’s not that difficult.

What is PAL?

>>89

Hehe… I can’t believe there were still country bumpkins who didn’t know about that masterpiece RPG (Wagon God) created by Toei Video Corporation after gathering Toei staff, released three months after FF7…

Is this going to run PlumOS?

The GB is nicely preserved without any micro scratches.

Even if the contents are garbage, the metal frame on the outside is still nice.

The distance between the LR and the D-pad or buttons is perfectly tight.

The feel of pressing is good.

It would have been better if we were at least a little closer or further apart.

However, no matter how far I go, the D-pad is tight.

Sometimes AliExpress is cheaper than the official site when using coupons, but I wonder what kind of magic that is.

The difficulty of pressing L2 and R2 was a problem, but I didn’t find the controls too hard to manage otherwise.

It froze immediately, so I couldn’t play for too long.

I want to make it a dedicated Dr. Mario machine, but the controls are bad…

>>97

The high level of speed might be tough, right?

I’m not saying it’s impossible, but…

PS1 games are gradually increasing in price, but PAL is not the same, so buy it! Please buy it!

>>99

It’s a rude price hike from 5 yen to 500 yen.

It’s 100 times, 100 times!

Is this quite small?

PAL has also increased in price like that.

It’s like 100 times or hyperinflation, isn’t it?

I wish they would release a metal shell for the Game Gear Micro design…

>>104

It might be faster to disassemble, mold, and cast it…

Has PAL been upgraded from one coin to another coin?

Isn’t a mobile emulator something that is complete just by being functional?

>>107

As expected, about 8 years have passed since that time.

>>107

If it looks good, then there’s no complaint.

>>107

That’s right, if it’s an Android device, you can also play smartphone games afterwards, which is a great deal.

The metal body is nice…