The standout feature of the GameMT Pocket PSK 5000 is its ultra-lightweight design of approximately 200g, which is lighter than a smartphone, and its flat design that fits in a pocket. The build quality is high, featuring a large metal panel on the back that serves as a heat sink, balancing luxury and practicality.
It has a 5-inch 1080p high-resolution display with very vibrant colors. For controls, it adopts a recessed embedded design for the analog sticks to maximize portability. The D-pad is a separate type, and the ABXY buttons have familiar symbols engraved small. A unique point is the slide switch on the side of the device that allows for instant switching to performance mode.
On the other hand, in pursuit of thinness, it has a bold design that omits the L2/R2 buttons, right analog stick, and L3/R3 buttons.
Specifications:
SoC: MediaTek Helio G85
OS: Android
Display: 5 inches (1080p)
Weight: Approximately 200g
Cooling: Passive cooling (back metal panel heat dissipation)
Interface: Performance switch, MicroSD card slot
- ＋ Outstanding portability: Weighing under 200g and with a flat shape, it can be easily carried anywhere.
- ＋ Excellent display: The 1080p high-resolution panel beautifully renders even PSP's 2x scaling display.
- ＋ Efficient heat dissipation design: The metal panel on the back quickly dissipates heat even during demanding gameplay, preventing extreme overheating.
- ＋ Intuitive physical switch: The physical switch allows for immediate performance mode changes without operating the screen.
- − Limited input system: The absence of L2/R2 buttons and the right analog stick makes it unsuitable for modern titles and streaming play that heavily rely on these controls.
- − Button feel: The ABXY buttons are somewhat stiff, which may divide preferences during long play sessions.
- The 'clean design' has been highly praised among the community and reviewers. Particularly from those who enjoy retro games like PSP, there is acclaim for having such a lightweight device with a beautiful screen. However, some users wanting to play FPS or complex action games have expressed that the lack of a right stick is a 'missed opportunity.' Nonetheless, if used with its limitations in mind, it is considered a very unique device that could become a favorite this year.
| Plateforme | Évaluation |
|---|---|
Family Computer / NES
|
Jouable |
Game Boy
|
Jouable |
Super Famicom / SNES
|
Jouable |
PC Engine
|
Jouable |
Mega Drive / Sega Genesis
|
Jouable |
Game Gear
|
Jouable |
Game Boy Advance
|
Jouable |
PlayStation
|
Jouable |
Nintendo 64
|
Jouable |
PlayStation Portable
|
Jouable |
Dreamcast
|
Jouable |
Nintendo DS
|
Jouable |
Sega Saturn
|
Fonctionne |
Nintendo GameCube
|
Non jouable |
Wii
|
Non jouable |
Nintendo 3DS
|
Non jouable |
PlayStation 2
|
Non jouable |
