Anbernic’s budget-friendly Nintendo DS clone might not be a bargain.
The company managed to keep its dual-screen handheld priced below $100 when preorders launched earlier this month, but reviewers are finding it comes with a lot of bugs and performance issues. Russ Crandall calls it a “half-baked mess” in a 42-minute video about why he thinks the Anbernic RG DS is a disappointment. [Media: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9bRTbZFP1c8]
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