There was a good community for the Dingoos some years back and people even released a Linux version called Dingux for the handheld. But if you interested in one, you can look on the internet. Galaga introduces a number of new features over its predecessor, Galaxian. The game is over when the players last ship is destroyed or captured. Now they nearly cost the double price from back in time. Galaga 88 even allowed the player to do the same with a third ship. Later models of the Dingoo (A380 and so on) are available easier, but the price has raised alot. But i looked in the internet today and nowadays the A320 modell is hard to find un-used and new. I ordered from asia and it cost around 55,- Euro back in time and for this price, it is really great, cause you can do alot of things with it (gaming, listen radio, hear mp3 music, play videos, voice-recording, look pics and so on). The D-Pad and Buttons are also good, which is also important in my opinion.Īlso the Dingoo was cheap when it came out and when i bought it. I had mine on my side in alot of holidays, even on the beach and it still works like a charme. The handheld can also be overclocked to 450MHz AAANNDD the Dingoo is really reliable. But some of the newer and more complex Arcade games needs frameskipping to run in fullspeed on this handheld, but the most old game classics works great and without skipping frames.
There are some good PC-Engine emulators on it and you can also emulate Arcade games on it, cause there are ports of M.A.M.E. I have a Dingoo A320 Handheld since around 8 years now and the PC-Engine version of "Galaga 88" runs great on it.
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