One giant leap: Data Frog SF2000 set to greatly expand its system compatibility in the near future

Good news for fans of the SF2000, the el cheapo handheld game device sold by AliExpress and other Chinese retail sites. YouTube user S1eepy reports that hobbyist programmer Adcockm has brought over twenty new emulators to the system. What this means is that in the near future, you could be playing the software libraries of over a dozen retro game consoles on your Data Frog, along with the handful it currently supports.

The newly supported consoles include the Atari Lynx, the Neo Geo Pocket and its Color upgrade, Ataris 2600 and 5200, the ColecoVision, NEC's TurboGrafx-16, and for British gamers who can remember that far back, the ZX Spectrum computer. Consoles you probably shouldn't expect on the Data Frog include the Commodore line of computers and of course, more demanding machines like the Playstation and Saturn which no rational person should expect to work on a twenty dollar handheld.

There's currently no ETA for the release of Adcockm's custom firmware, but believe me when I say I'll be eagerly waiting for news about its continued development.