It has a built-in 2.4GHz antenna, and can receive input from a compatible wireless controller (usually sold separately). It also has analog A/V out (note: not HDMI), meaning it can be connected to a CRT TV - the type of display most arcade, Genesis/Mega Drive and SNES games were originally intended to be displayed on. The device has an IPS panel (not OCA laminated), and a user-replaceable 18650 battery, which can be charged via a USB-C port on the device. who or where do I ask?įAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) Is this thing any good?įor a cheap device, it's actually fairly capable - most Game Boy, Game Boy Color, NES and Genesis/Mega Drive games play at full speed, and many arcade, Game Boy Advance and SNES titles do as well. I have a question that isn't answered here.Game saves don't seem to be working for me? Save states are fine, but the built-in save function in games doesn't seem to work?.When I connect the SF2000 to a TV via the A/V cable, the sound is very quiet/low - is that normal?.Help! I was doing stuff in the bios folder or trying to install a new firmware, and now my SF2000 won't turn on, or is stuck at a black screen!.How do I change the four shortcuts/games listed on each system's main menu page?.I just got my SF2000 what modding can I do with it?.This document is a collection of notes and information I've made about the device. Although the device itself is sold by a variety of vendors, it was the vendor "Data Frog" who caught public attention, and so the device is often simply referred to as "the Data Frog". The SF2000 is a cheap hand-held emulation gaming console which was released in early 2023.
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