No, I’m just capable of reading an article and understanding an explanation, unlike you and most other people in the thread, apparently.

Funny hill to make a mountain out of

Lol, no, I’m just here to laugh at everyone malding about what is very clearly an innocent mistake.

Seriously, this is Tankie Triad levels of conspiracism, y’all.

So nobody here wants to actually read the article where it was very clearly explained that this was a rendering error of a different symbol on some devices?

Y’all just really, really wanna be mad, huh?

It’s unfortunately still pretty common among discount handheld manufacturers trying to save a few cents. They can still advertise it with Bluetooth, so unless people actually watch a review that criticizes it, they are still likely to buy it none the wiser.

In addition to the obvious Game Boy, NES and SNES look great in 8x7 which looks really good on a square screen.

Yes, and yes. Plus, the bluetooth has a really bad delay, and there’s no headphone jack.

Yeah, Retro Game Corps has a great, in-depth video on this if anyone is interested. Good quality, good controls, good screen, good gimmick.

The dealbreaker for me is the legendarily awful combination of shitty, delayed bluetooth, a back-facing speaker, and no headphone jack. The most reasonable way to actually hear your games is by adding an awkward and easily losable dongle, which is not acceptable imo, especially because then you have no way to charge while you play.

Other than the unforgivable audio choices here, it looks like a really great and sleek little device.

I can’t see any of your posts from my main account - does lemmus defed with lemmy.zip?

This community in a nutshell.

Bleeding hearts always clot surprisingly fast when it comes to those they don’t like.

Anything Xenoblade, but especially 1 and X.

I got bored of Undertale quickly, but the OST is an all-time great.

Shovel Knight is really good.

Anything by David Wise, especially Donkey Kong Country 1 and 2.

Final Fantasy: Mystic Quest has the best music in the entire series, don’t @ me.

The Grandia theme.

The Nier games have gorgeous music.

Steven Pinker’s The Language Instinct is a famously great, engaging, and approachable introduction to the field of linguistics for anyone interested.