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Can the Retroid / Moorechip Retroid Pocket 2+ (RP2 PCB Upgrade) Run Nintendo Wii?

Compiled & reviewed by Urs von Gunten, HandheldWiki editorial · How we rate ·

Barely. The Retroid / Moorechip Retroid Pocket 2+ (RP2 PCB Upgrade) struggles with Nintendo Wii. A few of the lightest titles are tolerable, but most games — certainly The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword and Metroid Prime 3 — run too slowly to enjoy. If Nintendo Wii matters to you, look at a stronger device below.

DBarely — only the lightest titlesOur Nintendo Wii rating for the Retroid / Moorechip Retroid Pocket 2+ (RP2 PCB Upgrade): grade D — Barely playable

What to expect

Nintendo Wii gameOn this device
Mario Kart WiiChoppy but runs
Wii SportsChoppy but runs
Super Mario GalaxyChoppy but runs
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward SwordWon't run well
Metroid Prime 3Won't run well
Xenoblade ChroniclesWon't run well

Why Nintendo Wii is the test: GameCube-class 3D plus motion controls you have to map to buttons — heavy, and not every game is practical handheld.

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Where to buy the Retroid Pocket 2+ (RP2 PCB Upgrade)

Typical price: $65–$99

AliExpressAmazoneBayGoogle ShoppingGoRetroid.com (Assembled)GoRetroid.com (PCB Upgrade)GoRetroid.com (Touchscreen only)

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