Which games have you been playing and on what? Most of the games in the edit were played on my RP mini 🔍 except for Gunners Heart, Absolum, and Junk Runner 64. Those I ended up playing on the good ole’ computer 👩💻
https://www.etsy.com/listing/4480458226
New grips, we got colors!
I have some comparison shots to the official grip in there, too. Generally, it's a similar shape, but these are longer so there's more room for you lower fingers to grip. Also has the little lifts to keep the triggers from pushing on the table (RIP Boc, I didn't mean to do it).
Odin 3 grips coming next week as well, just need to finish some test prints.
I love the miyoo mini flip but got bored of the pastel colours of the white one.
Having swapped the buttons out for the black buttons of a yellow one I think it looks much better. I would have preferred a couple of them to be red, like on the regular black Miyoo Flip, but this is good for now.
I asked Miyoo if they were able to provide just the buttons but they said no, so now I also have a yellow one with pastel coloured buttons.
The swap itself was pretty easy, although you have to be careful with the battery and screen ribbon cables, and I had to line up the case well before screwing it back up so it didn't affect the L1 and L2 buttons. Beginner level though in case anyone was on the fence about doing this.
![Hands-on with the Retroid Pocket 6; The 8GB Sweet Spot [article/interview]](https://preview.redd.it/q5dvztu5n5tg1.jpeg?auto=webp&s=32d6c7e87676c98cc2c08f9e18d9ba1f381949cd)
I saw this review of the Pocket 6 posted before, but the interesting thing to me was seeing a quote from Russ (RetroGameCorps) and mini-interviews on the viability of 8GB RAM for PC gaming from the devs of GameNative, Eden, GameHub and even Retroid. It was just...interesting I suppose, to hear from the sources themselves about how they're finding the RAM crisis and new standard of this one being 8GB.
Also a good review. Not my article, just wanted to share it:
https://gardinerbryant.com/hands-on-with-the-retroid-pocket-6-the-8gb-sweet-spot/
I recently got the regular Brick in red and love it. I loaded it up with everything from the NES to the GBA. Not going to mess with anything above GBA. I have a RP4 for that. This is my EDC device and RP4 will be at home/joystick device. Peak gaming if you ask me. It goes everywhere with me now. Even to the bar while the wife gets a massage.
I was on a trip and my kiddos were in the pool. There was another in the pool that managed to slip their floaties and started to sink. I just reacted jumped in about the same time the father did and we were able to get them to safety. My AirPods, phone, and RG35xxSP were in my pocket. Air pods and phone are fine, but the handheld is toast. I didn’t have a kit to take it apart and dry it out.
I’m going to try when I get home but I am assuming it’s a lost cause.
If it is dead going to replace it but curious if there are more improved devices in a similar form factor. I had also held off buying the dual screen devices because I had my SP. I’ve already got an odin2 and deck, so high end is mostly covered. I would like to emulate something more than ps1 in a smaller handheld but am not married to the idea. I mostly played ps1, advance, arcade, and snes games on the SP.
Is the 34 a worthy upgrade?
Are the other clam shell devices a better option?
Should I wait for the stupid switch blade thing that looks cool?
Price isn’t an issue really, my main goal is pocket-ability over everything else.
I also have a Lenovo Y700 paired with a GameSir G8 Plus for Gamecube / PS2 emulation and PS5 streaming. What do you guys think about my setup?
I couldn’t be happier with this device! There’s something so novel about playing my favorite game on a Game Boy with analogue sticks (Unfortunately I couldn’t get Deltarune running)
What games has everyone else managed to get running that pushed their console to its limits?
I've been doing some reading and watching on this topic, and while it is certainly doable, I wonder how often people actually play through an entire Nintendo DS game with only a single screen. Take the Brick, for example. Too small for both screens at once and no touchscreen. Theoretically, yes, you can play many DS games to completion. But, how often are people actually doing that on a single-screen device?
Been playing my RG DS and enjoying it quite a bit. Started a play through of phantom hourglass recently and there’s a point fairly early on when you need to trigger the mic. It’s not set up out the box. Is there a way to set it up? As a back up, I’d be happy to set a button input but im unsure how to set a two button command with this version of drastic
Any help is appreciated!
Gonna sell my switch and games for one of these, as I don't play it anymore and play older games more. I am mainly looking for PS2, PSP, 3DS and *maybe* light Switch games. I need something reliable that can run these at a stable framerate, so I'm trying to decide between the two. the Slide is a bit cheaper and I like the form factor a lot more, however I'm aware the Flip 2 is a bit more powerful.
Today I opened my rg35xx-h and I saw this. I have MuOS installed on the SD Card that came with it. Is it the sd card or the screen? When I press the buttons I don’t hear anything.
In the settings there's a toggle to enable Syncthing but that's it. How would I go about linking the device to the Android app of Syncthing?
Like the title says im looking for retro cartoon game recommendations. I loved the cel shaded art of the Simpsons Games and im looking to play similar games. Thank you!
Cranium Command was a really underrated obscure attraction at Disney's EPCOT Center, which opened in 1989 (the same year as the Game Boy Classic). It's had a crazy history, featuring actors like Dana Carvey and Kevin Nealon, inspiring Inside Out, and being the center of a high-profile break-in and robbery in recent years.
Therefore, I thought it'd be fun to make my very first mod based on it. This will be the first in a series of theme park-inspired consoles that I'm making. Next up, I'll be trying my hands at the GBA and the SP.
I have a y700 gen 4 with a Gamesir G8+ and also a Lenovo G9. Recently brought g8+ and y700 for a trip but was cumbersome to keep detaching and attaching the controller although it was nice to use it as a tablet at times. Felt slightly too big and cumbersome for train rides and flight seats (especially middle seats). It is quite heavy for use at home for long periods too.
Got a Mangmi air X recently as a travel device. Nice for PSP but feel the screen is a bit too small and want a bit more power for PS2.
Thinking of getting the Odin 2 portal and get rid of the air X but don't know if the Odin is portable enough. OLED screen would be an upgrade over my y700 although much less power.
![this seems like a cruel joke [Thor delivery complaint, I live in Boston]](https://preview.redd.it/linwk97sn6tg1.jpeg?auto=webp&s=b7568b3b84b1e6e4d794af97a861bf694be09749)
My Thor has been in transit since March 27th, and I was thrilled to see that yesterday it ended up in Malden, MA — just 15 miles from me. Got an Arrives Today notification this morning, only to see that it somehow ended up in Kentucky. Don‘t have high hopes for getting it today.
Hello everyone,
I’m having a really difficult time deciding whether to upgrade. I currently have an RP4Pro and it does basically all I need it to do, but I’d love to dip my toe into pc game streaming and switch emulation. My question is this, should I upgrade to something like the Odin 2 Portal or RP6 now, or wait until later in the year/2027 to see what comes down the line? Would love some help in making my decision, and appreciate any and all suggestions!
I'm planning to build a custom DMG01 Gameboy and I don't really wanna spend money on games, but I don't know if this flash cartridge will work on a dmg. I know the original Gameboy has a notch on the power switch, but if I'll remove it will the cartridge work?
Arkham asylum worked perfectly fine for 2-3 days. Now suddenly nvidia failed. What changed what do I need to do? Odin 2 portal base. Gamenative