Anbernic demos its new Nintendo DS clone, and it punches hard in PS1, N64, and even Dreamcast games

For the quickest way to join, simply enter your email below and get access. Hardly surprising given it looks almost exactly like Nintendo's best gaming handheld contender, but the latter half of the video loads up GTA: Vice City Stories for the PSP alongside Super Mario 64, Crazy Taxi on Dreamcast, the Sega Saturn RPG Shining Force III, and Castlevania: Symphony of the Night for PS1. Dive into new DS handhelds Those of you who'd rather pick up a new portable now for DS games have a few options for under $100, including the MagicX Zero 40, a delightfully odd vertical handheld for $75.99 that makes use of a vertical display, and the existing Anbernic RG DS that's still around for around $88 and is similar to the upcoming Plus. The Anbernic RG DS Plus will apparently be available for under $100, whereas you're looking at $259 for a base Ayn Thor Lite model.