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Gameplay Screenshots from the PowKiddy X39

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I’ve been using the new PowKiddy X39 a bit lately, trying out various games on different systems. I wanted to post some screenshots below of some of which I have played.

Overall, the system plays well. Capable of handling PlayStation 1, Super Nintendo, Sega Genesis, and more. With over 1700 games pre-installed and an easy-to-use interface, this device is a good starter retro handheld.

Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls (Game Boy Advance)

Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars (Super Nintendo)

I will be posting more gameplay video from the X39 on my YouTube channel, including additional PlayStation gameplay, as well as recommended hidden gems included with this device.

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Double Dragon Advance (Game Boy Advance)

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PowKiddy X39 Unboxing and Initial Thoughts

PowKiddy X39 Unboxing and Initial Thoughts

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PowKiddy X39 Specs
Screen: 4.3 inch IPS display, 480 x 272
Storage: 16GB microSD card included, Supports up to 64GB
CPU: Quad-core 900MHz
Consoles Supported: CPS, FBA, NES / Famicom, Game Boy, Game Boy Color, GBA, Genesis / Mega Drive, Neo Geo, Sony PlayStation 1, Super Nintendo / Super Famicom
TV Out: Supports (HDMI out cable needed)
Includes over 1700 Games
Battery: 2500mAh
Playing Time: 3-4 hours
Supports 2 Wired Controllers

Mega Man X6 (Sony PlayStation) on the PowKiddy X39

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Mazer (3DO) Review by Joystick Magazine

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Retro Gaming Focus: Mazer for the 3DO

Developed and Published by American Laser Games.

Released: July 31, 1995

Mazer originally came out in the arcades in 1995. The only console port of the game came to the 3DO the same year. A poorly-received isometric shooter, Mazer failed to live up to the hype by ALS, “action of a fighting game, the strategy of a maze game, the excitement of a race against time, space, and deadly opponents!”

Review scores for Mazer were low to exceptionally low.

Mazer received only 1 star from Next Generation magazine, citing its frustrating gaming experience, ridiculously small level size and difficulty as major flaws. 3DO Magazine scored it a 1 star, as well. “The problem with Mazer is, simply, gameplay.” They concluded their article with a damning line, “‘I hope you totally trash it,’ being one of the more printable lines [from viewers watching Mazer].”

Mazer (3DO) Review from Next Generation, December 1995

Mazer (3DO) Review from 3DO Magazine Gold 1995/1996, Issue 1

Mazer (3DO) Review from Joystick 64, October 1995

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Anbernic RG552 – A Fun Retro and Modern Handheld

Whether you want to pick up and play some Assassin’s Creed Valhalla using Google Stadia or load up some classic 3DO games on the go, the Anbernic RG552 works great. Stadia runs great on this handheld as does many, many retro games!

Check out my YouTube channel for coverage of this device and many other retro handhelds!