Nintendo Entertainment System
Full speedFar below what the T820 can do.
Tested by: Retro Dodo, Joey's Retro Handhelds
The 4:3 T820 Anbernic. Same silicon as the RG556 in a smaller, cheaper, squarer package.
Tested on 10 systems. 9 of them run well enough to play, topping out at Nintendo GameCube.
Compiled from 3 publishers who had this hardware. Systems missing below have no published testing found, which is not the same as a confirmed failure.
Specs from: Retro Dodo, Joey's Retro Handhelds
10 systems with published testing, ordered from least to most demanding. Systems missing from this list have no testing found, which is not the same as a confirmed failure.
Far below what the T820 can do.
Tested by: Retro Dodo, Joey's Retro Handhelds
Far below what the T820 can do.
Tested by: Retro Dodo, Joey's Retro Handhelds
Far below what the T820 can do.
Tested by: Retro Dodo, Joey's Retro Handhelds
Far below what the T820 can do.
Tested by: Retro Dodo, Joey's Retro Handhelds
Far below what the T820 can do.
Tested by: Retro Dodo, Joey's Retro Handhelds
Far below what the T820 can do.
Tested by: Retro Dodo, Joey's Retro Handhelds
Practically the whole library runs flawlessly, with headroom for upscaling.
Tested by: Joey's Retro Handhelds
Practically the whole library runs flawlessly, with headroom for upscaling.
Tested by: Joey's Retro Handhelds, Retro Dodo
Impressive on most of the library, with known hard failures.
Tested by: Joey's Retro Handhelds, RetroGameTalk
Some titles run untouched at native resolution; most popular ones mean a trip to the settings menu.
Tested by: Joey's Retro Handhelds, RetroGameTalk
Every rating on this page traces to one of these. The compilation is ours; the measurements are theirs.