You’ll be able to multitask on Anbernic’s Nintendo DS clone.
The company still hasn’t revealed pricing or a release date, but a new video of the upcoming Anbernic RG DS confirms that while playing single screen games the handheld’s second display can be used for other thing like watching a walkthrough video or searching for game tips. [Media: https://youtu.be/zVAHh-DmDu8]
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