Pop open the 3.92-inch secondary screen and rotate the gamepads, and it’s like a Nintendo DS with one screen on top of the other! But there’s only so much I can show you in a two-minute video, so I expect you’re wondering: just how competent is this handheld? Two things I forgot to show on video: RGB lighting inside the grips and around the analog sticks, and the secondary screen as kickstand. While the secondary screen is a sturdy kickstand, I couldn’t get it to face another person in the proper viewing orientation. That drastically limited what I was able to test, as many top English-language Android games require Google components, and many top Chinese-language games require Chinese logins.