Exploring the RG 477V: A Modern Take on Vertical Handheld Gaming
With the advent of handheld gaming, the world was introduced to a new way of entertainment. My first encounter with this world was through the original Game Boy, a device that, in many ways, defined my childhood. However, over the years, the evolution of vertical handheld gaming devices has left me less than impressed. Devices such as the Retroid Pocket Classic, while nostalgic, often felt compromised due to their use of vertical sticks.
Recently, a new contender arrived at my desk for testing – the RG 477V. At first glance, this device is a visual treat, boasting a large screen and sleek design. Yet, my initial skepticism resurfaced – could this device truly deliver a satisfying modern gaming experience?
Challenging the Status Quo: The RG 477V’s Vertical Sticks
The use of vertical sticks in contemporary handheld gaming devices has always been a sticking point for me. Not only do they seem out of place in a modern design, but their usage is often uncomfortable. From my experience with various handhelds, these sticks have presented more problems than solutions.
So, when the RG 477V, with its vertical sticks, landed on my desk, I was more than a little skeptical. Would it be another disappointment, or was I about to be pleasantly surprised?
A Modern Gaming Experience?
As I peeled back the packaging and held the RG 477V for the first time, I was struck by its premium feel and impressive screen size. However, the real test was still ahead – could this device truly deliver a modern gaming experience?
Despite my initial skepticism, I found myself pleasantly surprised by the RG 477V. The vertical sticks, while initially appearing awkward, were surprisingly comfortable to use. Moreover, the large screen provided an immersive gaming experience that was truly modern.
Conclusion
Despite my initial reservations about the RG 477V and its vertical sticks, I found myself pleasantly surprised by this device. It provides a modern gaming experience that combines comfort with a high-quality screen. While it might not convert everyone to the world of vertical handheld gaming, it certainly makes a strong case for its existence.
For more detailed insights, check out my full review here.
