Superb power and performance in the palm of your hand, Game emulation is solid and can be tweaked for better results, Large and vibrant IPS screen, Fantastic battery life
Operating system UI is still confusing and unpolished, Slight light bleed around the border of the screen, Adjusting the brightness and volume is annoying
The New PocketGo doesn't replace the original PocketGo, it offers more power, a larger package, and the ability to play Playstation games -- but at double the price...
Bright and vibrant IPS screen, Long-lasting battery, Unbeatable price, Offers a wide range of emulators
Unpolished UI design
The PocketGo builds upon the New BittBoy V3 and supplants it as my recommendation for handheld gaming emulation. The new orientation of the device and the improved processing power make it that much better, and the price is just right for what you're gett...
If you want a tiny handheld retro gaming emulator and want to play classics from the 8- and 16-bit eras, then it's hard to pass up on the original PocketGo because it's so simple and affordable. But if you want a larger device, bigger screen, faster hardw...
Publicerad: 2020-01-31, Författare: Adam , testad av: pcworld.co.nz
If you want a tiny handheld retro gaming emulator and want to play classics from the 8- and 16-bit eras, then it's hard to pass up on the original PocketGo because it's so simple and affordable. But if you want a larger device, bigger screen, faster hardw...
