Here’s where things get a little wild, as the video proceeds to showcase the AI Game Studio and Voice Companion. Basically, you’ll be able to activate the built-in AI to control different aspect of the RG DDS, without ever touching either screens or the controls. It will even let you adjust switch between the different performance modes, turn off the lower screen, adjust the brightness, and more.
Yeah… that’s weird, alright.
I started to play with retro handhelds as a response to enshittification, bloatware, slop, and rent extraction business practices. Adding AI to your handheld is antithetical to the point of it for me.
Maybe I’m alone in that perspective, but this feels like a misstep from anbernic.Yeah, the whole fun of a handheld is operating it with your hands!
AI is such a meaningless term. Sounds more accurate to say it has voice activated commands.
