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Can the Anbernic RG406V Run Nintendo Wii?

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

Yes, with minor compromises. The Anbernic RG406V handles Nintendo Wii well — most games run at full speed, and only the heaviest titles like The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword and Metroid Prime 3 may need light frameskip or a small resolution drop. Lighter games such as Mario Kart Wii and Wii Sports are no trouble.

B+Yes — with minor compromisesOur Nintendo Wii rating for the Anbernic RG406V: grade B+ — Great — minor frameskip

What to expect

Nintendo Wii gameOn this device
Mario Kart WiiFull speed
Wii SportsFull speed
Super Mario GalaxyFull speed
The Legend of Zelda: Skyward SwordMinor frameskip
Metroid Prime 3Minor frameskip
Xenoblade ChroniclesMinor frameskip

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 RG-406V

Typical price: $155–$165

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