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hi.

checking the promo video
<a href="https://web.archive.org/web/20190316072132/https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zz0Bks5dtd0" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zz0Bks5dtd0</a>

there are some points to consider

- the DPAD is 4 independent buttons. this is not a good dpad layout in my opinion. (this is similar to original Archos Gamepad)
- the design is not the best in my opinion, because sticks are so away from trigger buttons... and may be non comfortable if you don?t have big hands. (usually , you will use trigger buttons with analgo sticks, mots cases on FPS games), but dpad and buttons are in good position for normal arcade-fighting games (but this is subjetive. there may be other that prefer other layout)

- a good point is the mapper. appear to be competent. include all the controls that you can use on the device to be mapped on screen.
- i figure, based on the video, that the device come with real joystick driver.
- another "good point" is that the video remark that there is no overlapings (independe functions)
- a very good point is that this device is bluetooth enabled.
- is a full/complete gamepad layout , including L3 and R3

now, checking specs, this is a normal RK3066 dual-core device. This is not comparable to JXDS7800B device (quad-core)

now, depending on your needs, may be suitable for you, but you must understand that this device will get outdated so quickly. (in fact, in my opinion, dual-core for gaming currently is outdated really)

this device is comparable with original Archos gamepad or JXDS7300B.

greetings

I'm mainly going to be using it for emulators like N64 and Psone, which from what I've seen, the Tuvva handles comfortably. I'm also interested in PSP and Dreamcast emulation too though and I don't know how the Tuvva will perform with those.

Consider it a no-show.

Is the JXD good for psp and dreamcast emulation out of the box or do you need to install CFW?

Had experience doing this on an old psp and my wii, is the process comparable or is it hard work?

Cfw is not needed. What you would need to do is download the emulators on the google play store, or other Chinese app store that may come preinstalled. And if you have games, rip them to iso format, and load them onto your device's SD card or internal storage.

Some stores may sell the product with emulators and games preinstalled. But the legality of that may be sketchy.

As far as do they work? Most of the Dreamcast games I have tried have some graphical and sound glitches. Some are quite slow. Some are playable. Its kind of a crap shoot.

PSP emulation is better at graphics and sound but most games run slow. And you may need to tweak the settings of the emulator.

Just my experience.