Review: Retroid Pocket Duo Lite – a Nintendo DS Clone That Doesn’t Play DS Games Very Well

All the polish, none of the power.

I’ve tested dozens of emulation handhelds, and the Retroid Pocket Duo Lite ($149) was by far the hardest to review. It’s been a frustrating ride over the past few weeks — not because it’s bad, but because the hardware is actually good. Until it isn’t.

I will admit that I have an unfair bias toward anything resembling a Nintendo DS. I still have my high school DS Lite on the desk in front of me, and the library has such a special place in my heart that I’m more than willing to put in the extra testing time.

Read the full article on timeextension.com

All the polish, none of the power.

I’ve tested dozens of emulation handhelds, and the Retroid Pocket Duo Lite ($149) was by far the hardest to review. It’s been a frustrating ride over the past few weeks — not because it’s bad, but because the hardware is actually good. Until it isn’t.

I will admit that I have an unfair bias toward anything resembling a Nintendo DS. I still have my high school DS Lite on the desk in front of me, and the library has such a special place in my heart that I’m more than willing to put in the extra testing time.

Read the full article on timeextension.com

 

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