You can now download ROMs direct to your XX device.
If you’ve owned a device made by Anbernic, PowKiddy or Miyoo then you’ll know the drill by now—these emulation handhelds usually come with a cheap MicroSD card packed with poorly-curated ROMs, usually supplied by the store you purchased the device from.
Given that emulation is pretty much the sole reason to buy one of these products, most customers turn a blind eye to this practice, largely because A) many of the ROMs don’t even work correctly on the system in question, and B) the standard practice is usually to obtain a higher-quality MicroSD card and source your own games (from your own, ahem, backed-up collection, of course).
Read the full article on timeextension.com
You can now download ROMs direct to your XX device.
If you’ve owned a device made by Anbernic, PowKiddy or Miyoo then you’ll know the drill by now—these emulation handhelds usually come with a cheap MicroSD card packed with poorly-curated ROMs, usually supplied by the store you purchased the device from.
Given that emulation is pretty much the sole reason to buy one of these products, most customers turn a blind eye to this practice, largely because A) many of the ROMs don’t even work correctly on the system in question, and B) the standard practice is usually to obtain a higher-quality MicroSD card and source your own games (from your own, ahem, backed-up collection, of course).
Read the full article on timeextension.com
