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I'm on R36S by the way

It does warm up a bit but I didn't notice it getting "hot"

There are a few vertical handhelds with a very similar design. The r36s is one of the weakest but also cheapest versions. If you want the exact same design but stronger chip then the Anbernic rg353v is probably the closest in terms of size and form factor. For similar form factor and size but slightly more powerful, look at the Anbernic rg40xx v For much more powerful but Android, Anbernic rg405v but this is also bigger in size

@ thanks very big !

RG Cube XX doesn't support PS2 emulators

Mods don't port to postmaster but if you stream via moonlight it will show whatever your PC shows

TrimUI smart pro is much more powerful than this device. The only advantage to this device is that it is mini and very pocketable. Rocknix is now available for this device as well and I prefer it over crossmix

HDMI out does not work properly with muos but it is available with stock os

The roms need to go into the NDS folder... Other than that it should just work

Should already be installed, you just need to add roms to NDS folder

Performance mode (middle setting)

@@RetroHandheldGuidesthank you!!

Can u help me pls ? I see only a 1x and below options 🤔

It's the Anbernic RG Cube. 1:1 aspect ratio screen

​@@RetroHandheldGuides is it worth buying this handheld?

The T820 line of devices from Anbernic are pretty good at running up to PS2/GC/Wii and at a decent price. This lineup includes RG Cube (1:1), rg556 (16:9), Rg406 V (4:3 vertical layout) and the newly announced rg406 h (4:3 horizontal layout). The performance is the same on each but they have different layouts and form factors. If you want to see some performance benchmarks then checkout my RG Cube and rg556 videos. Overall I would say they are good devices, but for a few extra dollars you could go with a retroid pocket 4 or 5 (or mini) for better performance and build quality. In terms of ergonomics, I prefer the Anbernic devices because of the joystick layout and they just feel better in hand but the retroid build quality feels better and more premium

Doesn't work well. The car jack mechanic requires a joystick

Depends on the firmware.. settings might be under r2 or l2 trigger or the function button in the middle

Sounds like a firmware issue. If you remove the SD card and the device still doesn't boot then you need to reflash the firmware. github.com/trimui/firmware_smartpro/releases/tag/v1.0.4-20230413-hotfix Download SD recovery from the assets and flash it to a brand new blank SD card formatted as FAT32. Put the new SD card into the device and start it up and you should get a green loading bar. Once that finishes it will go to the main menu at which point you can put your original SD card back into the device with your games

N64 is kind of hard to handle "out of the box" for Linux handhelds but Android handhelds are also harder to set up and not quite as plug and play as Linux. Ultimately the handheld emulator scene imo is for tinkerers and not ideal if you are technophobic. If I had to recommend a budget friendly N64 emulator that requires the least setup, it would be the retroid pocket 2s. Android based and fairly cheap but can play any N64 without tweaking settings. For PS2 and GameCube, i would recommend the RP Mini or RP5. The RP4 and Anbernic RG Cube/Rg556/Rg406v or h can handle "most" PS2 and GC as well

If your America then Retroid Pocket 2S is the go to I hear.

In drastic you can enable Hi-Res models which renders the models much cleaner but it also requires more resources and might make some games run slow

@@RetroHandheldGuides thank you

Which firmware?

@ I guess the one featured in the vid and onwards… The video only shows how to install the cf, bios and roms on the same card.

Muos automatically picks up a second SD card. Put the ROMs in any folders that you want. For knulli, you need a second SD with a specific ROM folder structure which can be copied from the ROMs folder on SD1. Then in system setting, pick games folder as external card and it should read from sd2

Yes, 1x

It's already installed. You just need to add N64 ROMs to the n64 ROM folder on the SD card

@ okay, thank you very much

Vulkan does perform better on some games. I stuck with OpenGL mostly because it has better overall compatibility for GC than Vulkan and I wanted to showcase more the "no tweaking" performance. It is definitely possible to mess with settings to get even better performance on some games

@@RetroHandheldGuides Ah cool that is what I thought but I wanted to verify. Mine is at my mailing address waiting to be shipped to my current location. Been a while, had a Retroid Pocket 2, but was disappointed in the N64 performance (taki had been talking it up). Ended up getting the 2+ upgrade which I was very happy with but decided to wait for good GC emulation before upgrading again. Looks like the Mini was spot on for what I wanted (good PS2 is a huge bonus as well)

This is the game i wanna play ▶️

Mario sunshine runs fine on my 2S, totally a setting problem.

Yes. MHFU is actually pretty easy to emulate so most consoles capable of at least some PSP emulation should be able to handle it

Dolphin official latest development build

yep same :(

same

@@CakeV4 I had to depot download a older version. Stardew Valley recently got a update which breaks it working

Ooohhh that's quite an information. What version did you download and worked?

@@zeroruno Don't quite remember which, but there was a reddit post a few days ago talking about stardew. It had the line needed