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Can the Anbernic RG353M Run GameCube?

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

Barely. The Anbernic RG353M struggles with GameCube. A few of the lightest titles are tolerable, but most games — certainly Metroid Prime and F-Zero GX — run too slowly to enjoy. If GameCube matters to you, look at a stronger device below.

DBarely — only the lightest titlesOur GameCube rating for the Anbernic RG353M: grade D — Barely playable

What to expect

GameCube gameOn this device
The Legend of Zelda: The Wind WakerChoppy but runs
Super Mario SunshineChoppy but runs
Luigi's MansionChoppy but runs
Metroid PrimeWon't run well
F-Zero GXWon't run well
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight PrincessWon't run well

Why GameCube is the test: full 6th-gen 3D — this is where modest handhelds start to fall over and you need a strong chip.

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Where to buy the RG-353M

Typical price: $146

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