Fans can now buy the RG35XX Pro by Anbernic from all over the world. If your wish is to indulge yourself in some classic video games in a cost-effective way, here is the perfect offer for you since the launch price has come down to near $50 and let's say it is much less than the other various offerings from Anbernic.
It is such a big deal to hear that the RG3511MN Pro Pro features two joysticks for two-thumb precision. There is no better news to wake up to if you have had other disappointments about previous RG35X versions like the RG351MN Plus, but for the RG35XX Pro, the analog sticks bring freedom for various gaming experiences. The width is slightly bigger than that of the original Game Boy Color, at 128mm x 81mm x 22mm. So, shockingly, for an even larger chassis with a set of joysticks, the newest kid in town is only 4 grams heavier than the RG35XX Plus.
"Oh, and on the joystick issue, it seems they have loose cardinal stands while gripping to the console somewhat," as pointed out by Russ from Retro Game Corps. We're pretty sure that the retro geeks out there would resolve this soon for us by bringing modifications in custom firmware like Knulli, whereas muOS might be another option to combat this.
No other surprises besides the analog sticks. If you are looking for an improvement from last-gen at such a reasonable price, then RG35XX Pro ensures a better version. In these areas, however, you will see that there is no perceptible increase over previous models.
Absolutely no change either between the RG35XX Pro and other models in their size.
As far as the build, plastic covers the RG35XX Pro.
Now let me tell you that the second generation of RG351 handhelds features joystick control. BudgieDX made a modification just to keep them in place, and I must therefore say this is the sneaky hacking off the record. Should this not work, potential buyers of RG35XX-Pro might have to head over to their local hardware dealers to stay away from the noise, then propose a more creative solution to secure their investment. The options are many; Anbernic never lacks quality, after all.
