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Plays classic games on a 4.3 inch screen with 8 GB storage and 13 built-in emulators
The LORDWORLD X20 mini is a pocket-sized game console that includes 13 built-in emulators for classic arcade and home systems. It has 8 GB of internal storage and accepts memory cards from 128 MB up to 64 GB. The unit is supplied new in grey.
This device suits players who want a compact way to run MAME, NES, Genesis and other legacy titles on a 3-inch display. Buyers who need a larger screen or expandable storage beyond 64 GB should look at other options.
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The unit ships with 8 GB of internal storage and accepts micro-SD cards up to 64 GB for extra ROMs and saves.
The 4.3 inch display gives a compact view that fits in a pocket while still showing the 13 built-in emulator systems clearly.
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