The ESA Comes for Anbernic

This week on Next Portable Console, Anbernic reveals more RG DDS details and prices leak, Nintendo commits to physical games, Ayn teases the Portal 3, and Anbernic's history of selling handhelds loaded with bootleg games catches up to it.

Then on NPC XL, Federico's gaming PC suffer's a mishap and John gives Pyrowave a try on his Apple devices.

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Links and Show Notes

The Latest Portable Gaming News

Anbernic RG DDS

• Anbernic RG DDS pricing leak and gameplay showcase
• Anbernic's new dual-screen RG DDS is up for preorder now

AYN Odin 3 Portal

• AYN Odin 3 Portal Announced, Promises Flagship Power And Precision Control
• Ayn unveils Odin 3 Portal with a familiar design

Nintendo and Physical Media

• Nintendo has no plans to ditch physical games

ESA Complaint Against Anbernic

• US government told to flag retro handhelds loaded with pirated games as a 'notorious market'
• ESA targets Anbernic emulation handhelds as "superfake" piracy enablers
• Anbernic is reportedly removing bundled microSD cards from its listings

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NPC is a podcast about one of the hottest corners of the gaming world: portable hardware. Every other week, Federico Viticci and John Voorhees cover portable gaming news and share their experiences with everything from the simplest retro gaming handhelds to cutting-edge handheld PCs.