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Two operating systems, great compatibility, and looks like a SNES pad. Anbernic RG353P full review - 60fps
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Is this a game about a Club DJ who becomes a police officer? TechnoCop on this week's Battle of the Ports
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I'm getting in to these cheap smart phones. Here's another which wasn't too bad for gaming plus has nice features such as a Sony camera and NFC. Umidigi F3
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Toaplan time again on this week's Battle of the Ports.
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Wanna see my city's p*nis? Or how about the cool cinema lobby? Those and more in the new Retro Core Life in Japan.
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It sure isn't their best hardware. I mean, they go to the effort of using a Samsung OLED but everything else is just average. New video today. We are going all modern, well kind of. This week on Battle of the ports is Rayman 2.
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Check out the Anbernic RG503 with the Samsung OLED screen!
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Oh yeah, time for a nerd bag!
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Prince of Persia is one I would love to cover on Battle of the Ports. My favorite version is the SFC / SNES release. New video up today. Mostly about the phone but I also cover some gaming in the video.
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One of the biggest none EA sport games of the time gets the round up this week.
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Coming up later today is this week's Battle of the Ports but I wonder if you have seen this great little tablet I bought? https://youtu.be/D5rrd6IXjUc
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This week a battle of the ports that originates on the Game Boy!
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Yes, that is right. I meant to say X3 was the last X Rockman release on the SFC. New video out today. Can we finally have some good mobile N64 emulation?
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This week I'm covering a game I'm always asked to take a look at. It's Megaman X3. There's more ports than you probably knew about.
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A little late this week but finally released. this week on Battle of the Ports we take a look at a puzzle gamed from the masters of Ninja Gaiden and Dead or Alive. This is Tecmo's Solomon's Key.