This is a very solid construction and feels just as comfortable in the hand as a regular Nintendo DS considering the case is very similar in design. The joysticks are responsive, and while the D-Pad feels soft, it gets the job done; You won't be short of inputs for whatever you want to play. There's also a built-in feature that lets you map your physical buttons to the touchscreen, allowing you to play games with annoying virtual buttons. work to make the most of it. It's ready to use right out of the box, with a ton of malware you can't remove wrapped in an interface that won't win any awards for its design. If you're a little familiar with community-made custom software firmware, you should.
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