@redpillschool The pocket 2+ should be able to run the very easiest Gamecube games (and not the others) without an issue. The older chips like in this RG280V and pretty much everything else can run the easiest N64 games perfectly, but would hiccup on harder N64 games like Golden Eye. With the Retroid Pocket 2+ you get flawless N64 and some Gamecube.

The problem is that the larger devices like 2+ are just begging to run Wii games through the same Dolphin emulator as Gamecube, but are just a bit shy. For me the RP 2+ is the best for the newer chipset since it doesn't try to go too big, too soon like almost every other newer model. Those will need another huge bump and then minor revision on top of that to be able to utilize their screens for what they offer.

I'd like to own either a Pocket 2+ or RG280V. I'm leaning towards RG280V since it would fit in many more jacket pockets, and it's as close to a complete experience in terms of what is possible at it's size as is available. Also we're not kids anymore so finding six hours to game isn't likely to happen too often, and so the smaller size of the RG280V isn't going to be much of an issue for holding it. It's probably also more child friendly as well.