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Anbernic’s next dual-screen handheld could replace your aging Nintendo 3DS

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Anbernic announced a new dual-screen handheld device called the RG DDS, designed as a modern replacement for the Nintendo 3DS. The device features a faster processor and displays optimized for 3D emulation, though it explicitly avoids recreating the glasses-free 3D effect. Competitors like Ayaneo have made dual-screen handhelds for years, but Anbernic recently introduced its own RG DS and RG DS Plus models. The device supports emulation of 3DS, Xbox, and PS3 games, with full performance capabilities confirmed in the video release.

Key points

• Anbernic introduced the RG DDS, a dual-screen handheld designed to replace the Nintendo 3DS with a faster processor and aspect-ratio-optimized displays.
• The device supports emulation of 3DS, Xbox, and PS3 games, though Anbernic explicitly states it is not attempting to recreate the glasses-free 3D effect.

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