I think it might be a retroid pocket mini. Here’s a list of reviews on these little handheld guys I found in my hunt that might be helpful.

https://retrododo.com/best-retro-handhelds/

I just picked it up on a steam sale. Excited to try it out again. Played it a little a long time ago but didn’t know what to do. Apparently it’s gotten a lot better and I love space stuff

Gamers Nexus reported cost will be in line with budget PCs and not competing with console pricing

Cinny hates me. Failed to load module xapp-gtk3-module and then unable to complete frame buffer.

Screenshots look nice though!

Revolt isn’t federated, encrypted, has no video chat, claims privacy but that claim seems to be simply because they are based in Europe. The layout is nice and ui is better than element but that’s the only upside i see. I hate the matrix client ui’s and chat sorting options.

Because no one wants a console with ads, has no gyro aiming, strange support for older Xbox/games.

I’m not saying anyone should work without pay. I’m saying that with the way publishers release games I expect AAA releases to be unfinished works at this point.

It depends on the game. If I buy a game from a smaller publisher I expect it to be a complete work with full story line. Unfortunately… When I buy from a large publisher I expect to be getting a ¾ complete game that will give me expansion packs.

This isn’t the case with Nintendo games though. I feel like and Nintendo game is just done and any extras are… Extra.

I’ve got one I never hooked up. Can you just control the computer in general or do you only get access to steam? I wanted to jellyfin with it maybe

I don’t think I can narrow it to 3 but here’s a few of my favorites: Original legend of Zelda Metroid N64 Golden eye 007 Halo Katamari Battlefield 2/3 The borderland games Zelda botw/totk (let’s face it, almost all the Zelda games have been pretty great)