You can't just fall by luck on a device like this, you must actively search for it... not so many people have the will to do so.Honestly, to me it is a bloody joke how those new emulation handhelds can barely emulate more systems than what the Pandora could 10 years ago.
They cost way too much if that is factored in and I do not see how those still sell.
I did not have to tinker at all with the Pandora.For the systems I want to emulate, modern handhelds are good enough! I get what you're saying, but I'm starting to get too old for the amount of tinkering required for the Pandora
I understand that a new customer will most likely get a new device instead of looking for a Pandora.You can't just fall by luck on a device like this, you must actively search for it... not so many people have the will to do so.
I mean, that's not true for everything especially as various ports of game engines and open source software are no longer updated for the Pandora, especially now that the Pyra exists.I did not have to tinker at all with the Pandora.
Once set up, the Emulators are rock solid and no tinkering required.
I understand that a new customer will most likely get a new device instead of looking for a Pandora.
All I am saying is, that I am quite disappointed by all those retro handhelds, which most of the time can emulate the same or less than the Pandora could.
Most of the time, they even come with way worse battery life. Remember the almost 10 hours of PS1 play time on the Pandora? Good luck trying to get that out of any of the modern ones.