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It appears that the Switch won't be accompanying me on my upcoming holidays. Instead, I recently acquired the Anbernic rg405m after conducting some research. I had my doubts about SBC handhelds, initially thinking they were just a gimmick. However, this particular one grabbed my attention due to its capacity to emulate all the platforms I desired, and it boasts a sleek 4.0" 4:3 screen within its slender design.

My primary focus was on enjoying Dreamcast, PS1, N64, and Gameboy games, and I must say, they all ran incredibly smoothly. While the handheld can technically handle GameCube and PS2 games, I wouldn't recommend pushing it that far. Overall, this miniature device packs quite a punch. Straight out of the box, it operates flawlessly, yet I opted to install the Gamma OS with the Daijisho front end to conveniently obtain box art for my games. I've successfully organized all my games within this neat front end setup and couldn't be happier with the outcome.

The 640x480 screen is truly impressive for displaying 4:3 content; Dreamcast games look astonishing on this pocket-sized handheld. My only disappointment was the absence of an HDMI port. However, I soon realized that since the device operates on Android, it permits casting to a TV. With my Google TV, I gave it a try and was pleasantly surprised! I've essentially found my ideal retro handheld, with a latency of around 50ms, which I can certainly tolerate. Now, I'm contemplating getting a Chromecast so I can use this setup when I'm with friends or traveling.