Miyoo Flip
Rockchip RK3566 · ~$60
The RK3566 reaches Dreamcast but does not hold full speed on the heavier titles.
- Shenmue is hit or miss, with slowdowns and graphical hiccups.
Tested by:Retro Handhelds OnlineTime Extension
Sega Dreamcast (Sega, 1998) tested on 12 devices, cheapest first.
Where the device maxes out, and it gets there in good shape.
The RK3566 reaches Dreamcast but does not hold full speed on the heavier titles.
Some titles are acceptable, but the hardware is at its limit.
Where the device maxes out, and it gets there in good shape.
Largely experimental on this device.
Playable, but performance varies sharply by title.
Most titles work well, with occasional judder.
Surprisingly capable on lighter titles, well short of full library coverage.
Practically the whole library runs flawlessly, with headroom for upscaling.
Near-perfect. Steady 60 fps on tested titles.
Flawless, with headroom up to 4x internal resolution.
The vast majority of the library runs at full speed.
Stellar, alongside its GameCube and PS2 performance.
Devices are ordered by price, not by score, because the useful question is usually the cheapest thing that clears the bar rather than the best thing available. “Playable” is where most people should stop reading upward: past that you are paying for headroom and upscaling, not for the game running.
Devices absent from this list have no published Dreamcast testing found. That is a gap in the data, not a verdict on the hardware.