Which consoles can R36S run?

The R36S handheld console is a powerful retro gaming device designed to run a wide range of classic games from multiple consoles. It leverages its Linux-based system and advanced hardware to emulate a variety of systems. Here’s a breakdown of the consoles that the R36S can run:

1. Game Boy Series

• Game Boy (GB)
• Game Boy Color (GBC)
• Game Boy Advance (GBA)

2. Nintendo Consoles

• NES (Nintendo Entertainment System)
• Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES)
• Nintendo 64 (N64)
• Nintendo DS (NDS)
• Nintendo Game Boy Series (as listed above)

3. Sega Consoles

• Sega Master System
• Sega Genesis/Mega Drive
• Sega Game Gear
• Sega Saturn (with some performance limitations)

4. Sony Consoles

• PlayStation 1 (PS1)
• PlayStation Portable (PSP)

5. Arcade Games

• Classic arcade games that use older hardware (e.g., MAME, Neo Geo)

6. Other Consoles

• Atari 2600, Atari Lynx, and Atari Jaguar
• Neo Geo
• CPS1, CPS2 (Capcom's arcade systems)

Additional Features:

• Custom firmware: The R36S is open-source, allowing users to tweak settings, install custom ROMs, and add more games.
• Multiplayer: Some emulators on the R36S support local multiplayer, allowing you to connect additional controllers for shared gaming experiences.
• Performance: It offers smooth performance for most 8-bit and 16-bit games, while more demanding 3D games (like N64 and PS1) may have some limitations.

Conclusion:

The R36S supports a wide variety of consoles, making it an ideal device for retro gaming enthusiasts who want to relive the classics. Whether you're into 8-bit NES games, the 16-bit era with SNES and Genesis, or 3D games from PS1 and N64, the R36S can handle a diverse library of titles.