It's a very good little console for the price, easy to use, the buttons and joysticks are good, and the two memory card slots are a big advantage, making it easy to load your own games. However, there are also 1-2 disadvantages. Pl. The L2/R2 buttons need to be remapped, because even though RetroArch sees them and they work in the menu, they don't work in the game. After looking into it and setting it up, I was able to use it in a game (based on a YouTube screenshot video). PS1 games run smoothly at 50-60 FPS, but PSP games are very laggy (e.g. Ratchet & Clank runs at 10-15 FPS). The graphics in Nintendo 64 and Sega Dreamcast games are very buggy, the image elements and pixels are glitching, or in Toy Story 2, the objects behind the wall become transparent and the character just disappears once and you can't see where they go. Overall, if you want to play PS1 games, Game Boy, or weaker consoles emulatively, it's perfect for that, but playing PSP is not enjoyable.
