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This category is primarily intended for all of those cheap Chinese ripoffs that run a bunch of random ROMs off of built-in flash memory. Sometimes, they’re generous and offer a MicroSD card. These differ in EOP from the Evercade, NES Classic, Game Gear Micro, etc. due to their unofficial/licensee nature, their cheapness or “knockoff” feeling, and their lack of physical cartridges. The Evercade hasn’t been included for it’s physical releases; the NES Classic and such haven’t …</description>
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The common 90s device used for relatively seamless lightweight wireless communication. Almost all of these aren't EOP capable, and the ones that are, lack in useful technical information. At the very least, one can assume the OS on the “EOP capable</description>
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