Anbernic RG503 Quick Preview and Specs

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Canada Steve “Tech Toy Tinker Company” Laminger
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Mortal Kombat (1992)
Duration: 3:51
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In this video I will give you a quick look at the work in progress on the RG503. This video will show the screen only as the case I have is of a model that is not available to the public.



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