He pasado unas horas melancólicas y he disfrutado de la consola, sin embargo noté que le memoria sd no es del todo buena calidad.

Con ayuda de ChatGPT logré clonar esta sd y hasta ahora todo bien, también ChatGPT me sugirió cambiar de SO a ArkOS

Tengo claro que mi consola es la piratería de otra consola con más calidad Ambernik, creo…

Según chatgpt esto podría ayudarme a jugar juegos de PSP que tengo ganas de jugar…

Y bueno, acudo a este canal para saber si alguien tiene la misma consola/problema que yo.

Me encuentro un poco perdido, como siempre agradezco a quien se tomará el tiempo de leerme y/o contestar

I recently received a request for my gripcase design to try and match the color of the Retro Grey colored Retroid Pocket Classic, and saying so myself… I’m pretty proud of the resulting match!

I've finished 2 games between them all. Miyoo flip v2 with spruce os buttons feel good, my favorite handheld for gba. My hinge was loud at first, but after a week of use it started being quiet. Hopefully it holds up.

The R36S is a little cheap feeling and the buttons aren't my cup of tea, but it's surprising what you can do with portmaster on this thing. The miyoo has portmaster too, but some games have compatibility issues even with spruce os.

3ds what do I have to say, man, it's a classic can't beat original hardware. The Ocarina of time edition was my dream 3ds as a kid. Glad I picked this one up a couple of years ago before the prices went up.

Rp4 my "we got the ps portal at home" with a little gamecube and ps2 I know the pro is way better but I really just wanted to play the dragon ball z budokai games, and they run fine on the rp4.

My collection of handhelds. I love them all.

The vita was trashed when I got it so I replaced the screen and shell and now it is like brand new.it is modded and has 512gb of games on it

The trimui brick is my every day carry. The ambernic rg35xxsp is my gba device, the retroid pocket 2s is my tiny portable dream cast and the retroid pocket 5 is my ps2/gamecube device.

I recently purchased an R36 Max from a local retailer. I am fairly confident that it is a clone based on information I have found online. My question is if it is a clone can a version of Arkos be installed or any other custom firmware to improve its performance?

I was playing The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap on gpSP on my RG34XX and everything was fine until I reached the tornado section inside Dark Hyrule Castle. At that point, the game would always freeze and crash back to the menu

After some research, I found that gpSP can have issues with certain parts of some GBA games, so I decided to switch directly to VBAnext instead (without using RetroArch)

The problem was the save format. gpSP uses .sav, while VBAnext uses .eps, so I needed a way to migrate my save

I ended up creating a small script (with AI help) that converts .sav files into a VBAnext-compatible .eps file

In the end, I managed to migrate my save successfully, load it on VBAnext, and continue the game without crashes. I was able to pass the tornado section in Dark Hyrule Castle and keep playing normally

How I did it

First, I took the SD card from my RG34XX and opened it on my PC. I went into /Roms/GBA and found the .sav file for my game

Then I created a script with AI that converts .sav to .eps, and ran it on my computer. I simply executed the script, selected the .sav file, and it automatically generated a .eps file

After that, I copied the .eps file back to the SD card (it can be placed anywhere initially)

Then I inserted the SD card back into the RG34XX and opened the file manager from the device’s apps center. It opens a dual-pane interface

On the left side, I navigated to /mnt/mmc and located where I placed the .eps file
On the right side, I went to /mnt/data/.vbanext/eeprom, which is where VBAnext stores its save files

If a save for the game already existed there, I deleted only that file

Then I selected the .eps file, pressed X (button above A), and went to rename. I changed the extension from .eps to .gba.eps, so it became YOUR_GAME.gba.eps

After confirming, I pressed X again and used copy to move it into the correct folder

Finally, I exited the file manager, launched the game using VBAnext, and the save loaded correctly

If anyone wants to try it, I left the script public on my GitHub. You can check it out, study it, or clone it — it’s the “GBA Save Converter.pyw” file

https://github.com/IgoRM22/gba-save-converter/blob/main/GBA%20Save%20Converter.pyw

Since the beginning of February, I've mostly been playing Hyrule Warriors Definitive Edition through Eden on the Konkr Pocket Fit.

I’m totally into this game and it became my personally anti-stress. I love smashing hordes of enemies using the characters of the Legend of Zelda! It gives me a sense of relief, if you know what I mean.

What about you?