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Credit: YouTube TL;DR Leaked AliExpress listings suggest the ANBERNIC RG DDS could cost $300 to $365, well above expectations for a sub-$250 Nintendo 3DS lookalike.

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Leaked AliExpress listings suggest the ANBERNIC RG DDS could cost $300 to $365, well above expectations for a sub-$250 Nintendo 3DS lookalike.
Pre-sales could begin October 16 with a $15 discount, with shipping starting December 10, 2026.
ANBERNIC has also shared official footage showcasing 3DS titles running at up to 5x resolution, as well as Wii U, PS3, Xbox, and Android games.
After showing it off last week, ANBERNIC is gearing up for a full launch of the RG DDS, its ambitious dual-screen clamshell emulator built for high-end Nintendo 3DS gaming. However, interested buyers might need deeper pockets than initially anticipated, as pricing details have surfaced earlier than expected.
Reddit user landblord unearthed an unlisted page on ANBERNIC’s AliExpress store profile. The listing indicates that the RG DDS could be priced between $300 and $365, depending on regional conversions and configurations. That sits well above the community’s hopes for an aggressive sub-$250 price tag, putting the clamshell within striking distance of powerhouse alternatives like the AYN Thor Base.

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