$115 and TONS of Potential (PowKiddy RGB10Max3 Pro)
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
- The new PowKiddy RGB10 Max 3 Pro is an affordable and powerful handheld, and can run Linux-based custom operating systems like JELOS. But along with its potential to be a standout budget device, it has had quite a bumpy launch. In this video we'll go over all the things I like about this handheld, how to update its operating system, and some of the shortcomings that even community software can't fix.
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Custom firmwares for the device:
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PickleOS (Android): retrohandhelds.link/PickleOS
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PowKiddy X55: • The Best Retro Handhel...
Timestamps:
00:00 introduction
02:56 tech specs and pricing
04:16 history lesson
07:25 unboxing and impressions
08:30 d-pad and controls
12:43 size and weight comparisons
16:41 The Retro Arena OS
19:06 how to install JELOS
26:09 how to update JELOS
29:33 software introduction
30:38 dealbreakers
34:29 emulation testing
41:36 summary (likes and dislikes)
45:55 reasons to avoid this device
47:23 conclusion
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Update: JELOS dropped an update today that fixes screen tearing on the PowKiddy RGB10 Max 3 Pro. There are still a lot of other quirks and bugs to work out, but this was probably the biggest dealbreaker for me, and I'm happy to see the progress.
See it in action: twitter.com/RetroGameCorps/status/1694841359537217623
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Would you recommend this or the Powkiddy X55 at this price point? Really want that GameCube emulation but don’t know if it’s worth the other benefits.
@@gusonian8637 Same here, trying to decide between the X55 and this one haha
I just decided to with the Max 3 because I got 1 vita game I wanna play
I am coming here for an update sometimes :D
Watching the size comparisons waiting for the Steam Deck is like watching a video about the size of planets and waiting for Jupiter to show up
LOL Right?!
Wait until you see the AYANEO Kun 😅
Play with the *GPD Win Max* as a handheld for a true muscle workout!
@Retro Game Corps
Hey Russ, can I ask for a favour. I really like the pocketability test you do. You are the only person which actually does this real-world test and shows others, so kudos, and know this separates you from others.
My favour is: In the future can you also do the test alongside another device For example, put your phone in your pocket to show it fits in your pocket and is comfortable.... then show the device which might "technically fit" but is pretty uncomfortable, hence calling it as something as portable but not pocketable. You can throw it in your backpack to show it is portable, but then so is something else like the Valve SteamDeck, making the choice easy between the two.
Basically what you did, but with an extra 30 seconds in the video to give everyone a better idea. Let me know if this is a bad video idea, or not.
Cheers mate, and happy gaming!
Nice...
❤. Mine is getting delivered later today.
I'm currently developing a custom frontend (written in Go) and Linux distro for it, and have plans to opensource it. The design principles are significantly different than JELOS. Stay tuned...
Can’t wait, do you have a discord community yet?
Sounds great. Another linux based front end that does functionally the same exact thing for 99% of the user base. You guys keep reinventing the wheel instead of making the wheel better.
@@JgHaverty Such a terrible outlook. I write software for myself, and to familiarize myself with languages or libraries I'm unfamiliar with. If other people use my software then cool.
@@eligladman9868 Any project page we can visit?
Thank you for that comprehensive size and weight comparison.
Interesting! I received my unit on the weekend, and I was surprised that it came preloaded with Jelos. I was anticipating on having to install it myself.
9:28 I was worried I wasn't going to find out if it was indeed Hakoukenable nor Shoryukenable!! Phew 😅
Great video as usual!
As for the audio issue, there's a good chance that you're just getting software distortion.
I would look at the system internal volume levels looking at the amplification sub-menu from Retroarch or even running alsamixer from a terminal if possible and set the volume/amplification to a lower level there.
Love your videos Russ. I would like to watch a video from you about the PSP. Last year I bought one for my self and since then I bought some broken PSP's to learn how to repair them.
It's a great experience and still a great handheld for retro gaming. It became my favourite console to play GBA and PS1 games.
True, GBA on the PSP is amazing. Best way to play these games, they just look gorgeous on the 3000 screen.
thanks russ! my order gets delivered tonight - and first thing i am doing is to update JELOS
No thrill will defeat psp cfw scene in 2007,2008. Your words about the excitement of weekly updates brought me back to that nostalgic time
Grazie al tuo video sono riuscito a far ripartire la mia consolle, dopo l'ultimo aggiornamento mi si era completamente bloccata e non si accendeva neanche più. Risolto dopo aver scaricato nuovamente jelos seguendo le istruzioni della tua guida. Grazie ancora ❤
It’s wild to think that your start with all this was primarily thanks to the RG351p. Cause that’s the first retro handheld I bought, and ultimately how I found out about this channel.
“Yeah man, I wanna do it.”
Love hearing this :’)
i'm thinking i'll probably pick one up, my current retro handheld is an rg351p so a lack of a built in wifi chip just doesnt seem like a dealbreaker to me. after all this time with the 351, i'm really excited for the 5 inch screen. i'm optimistic about the prospects of improvements as far as the crashing goes, and the slow charging just isn't going to bother me really. where i'm feeling most let down is with the ergonomics and the lack of stacked shoulder buttons. i hope we can see a similarly spec'd anbernic version of this sometime in the future and that maybe they can improve on the ergonomics. the 405v they're showing off right now looks really nice, but i don't enjoy android handhelds nearly as much. if you look at the back of the 405v, it looks like it will be really comfortable to hold with those deep grooves. if we could get something like that but with this chipset dualbooting linux i'd be all over it. even without stacked shoulder buttons. but for the price, and the entertainment i'll get out of setting this thing up and enjoying the regular jelos updates, this is a can't miss for me. when we finally get this thing playing ps2 decently, and i'm confident we will, it's going to be a real beast in this price point. especially for those of us who don't like android. really excited to see about a potential anbernic handheld with this chipset, i just hope they don't mess it up by going android only. they seem really into android now...
Going mad waiting for the rp2s reviews lmao
Facts
Me too
Literally!!
I can wait.
I wish it had a larger screen like here
PS Bro:
In regard to the shoulder buttons I would agree with your opinion that they would have been better had they designed it differently i feel like i would hit R1 on accedent quite often while reaching to R2 button and thats a bit awkward but for the price its on the right track :) great review (just finished the video) ty for the honest review this was a great video!
That's really my biggest complaint about these devices, there is very little down time between them and they're all eerily similar. I don't find myself caring for much of the minute differences and it just seems to be a lot of e-waste. I'd rather have longer gaps between iterations because the market is just so saturated.
PowKiddy is the worst offender of this. I'm not shocked these come out of the gate butchered and not ready.
fair point thumb up b/ro pip lups!
@@StarCenturionpowkiddy just puts out shit until it sticks. anbernic follows on its coattails.
Isn’t it obvious that these handhelds are for getting rid of stock chips and screen?
I'm not looking at any of these Android devices seriously unless they can run God of War 3 for PS3 at default settings.
It's in my top 3, I had an issue with the battery, but after a few chargers, it came right❤
The reason for the bad audio quality of your device could be the protective film on both speakers, seen in the video.
I believe I know the issue with the sound. The red film on the speakers is a protective film. The little pull tabs give it away that they should have been removed after installation. That could be the reason why it sounds so bad. The audio is just being forced against that film and it cause distortion.
beeing no expert I thought the same, that looks like something that should be removed
Thank you for the review. I guess I'm one of the small number of Linux enthusiast viewers. Picked one up after watching this. 😄
I fall into that camp too! I’m largely happy with the device but understand why it’s not something I can recommend for everyone.
Thank your for your work, Russ... been a sub since day one. I have an RK2023 which I love but I need something with a better screen sine my eyesight is not what it used to be, I am debating between this and the RP3+, I used to love android handhelds but playing with my RK2023 has rekindled the love I had for Linux back in the RG351P days. Let me know your thoughts
I like the handhelds that are a work in progress once they release a version where it work relatively easily and to look forward to the updates to see new and exciting improvements. I don't want wait for updates to fix broken or highly annoying things that may never happen. There's no way I would get this system until it's in a better workable state.
Good luck my brother
I own an original miyoo mini and anbernic 35xx so am happy at the moment.
I do however like the look of the powkiddy x55.
The screen looks amazing and it seems to have a decent performance for £70.
As somebody that is just looking to get into retro emulations I appreciate the warning upfront on this one. Right now I’m just looking for something to play the old Pokémon games that will save. But not opposed to spending a little bit more for more console options
The craziest thing about all these handhelds is that it seems like Retroid has some kind of iron-clad patent on stacked shoulder buttons on a retro emulation device. I'm kidding, but I don't get why we see so few of them, especially when they're geared towards PS1 games and higher where side by side buttons just don't make a lot of sense.
Stacked shoulders are definitely more comfortable, but a flat slab suits going in a bag a lot more, you only have to worry about the analogue sticks getting caught, not things on both sides.
harder to make a mold for
@@phattiger1506I previously thought this but after trying the the rg405m it made me not want to play games that utilized it, which defeats the point of it since I could just carry a lighter cheaper dpad focused device for PS1 and bellow
Yeah, the Retroid devices are SO CLOSE to perfect, but I'd really like to get something a bit bigger than the iPhone SE display they all come with. If they give me that iPhone 8+ 1080p display at 5.5 inches on the Pocket 4 and I'll be there, even if it's not any faster than my RP3+.
The reviewer of this device that we all been waiting!
It’s too bad for all the issues. I’ll keep waiting for the next great handheld! 💪🏼
There already is in my opinion. It's the Steam Deck if you don't mind it being huge. It's great for retro games. The 1 terabyte SSD for it is also cheap now.
@@KWPZ21it's too big
@@jozsefalfaro2350 Yeah it's too big but you're not worrying on what it can't play.
If you will be buying just 1 handheld the Steam Deck is the best to buy.
I'm just waiting for a better a better 505. They screw up the joysticks on that one.
There are so many of these things, and none of them are perfect. Just get the one you like and can afford, and actually use it until it breaks or bores you to death.
@KWPZ21 cell phone + gamesir x2 pro is the real winner. You can get a snapdragon 865 (or higher) with 8gb of ddr5 ram (or higher) for under 100$ pretty easily. Lg v60s and samsung s21 fe are very cheap and are *much* more powerful than literally any of these handheld things from any company. X86 handhelds are separate, and their price tag also reflects this. Slightly older phones just absolutely dumpster these things in basically every possible way.
The Retroid Pocket 2S looks interesting, do you think it may have a Linux build one day? Thank you for the video BTW, I also love my Powkiddy X55 :)
Anything of this size without WiFi and fast charge is an instant out for me. Thanks Russ!
I just ordered x55 and you release this video.
x55 is still a better choice it seems !!
Husband plays video and pauses. Me, “you don’t have to pause it.” Husband, “but how are you gonna keep up with retro game corps lore if you don’t watch it!”
I just bought two Odroid Go Advance systems and I had to assemble both of them, so even after becoming obsolete it still comes unassembled. But the price reflects this quite well. Definitely worth it if you just want to play GBA and under and don't mind assembly along with sourcing a few parts to replace the factory parts.
That's too bad about all the issues. I wanted to preorder one of it for my 10-year-old nephew. Should I order the PowKiddy x55 that the reviewer mentioned in the video instead, or are there better options in this price range? Many thanks.
So apparently Powkiddy is doing a pre-release for the RBG10Max 3 (NOT PRO) model now, and I was wondering if you had a chance to look into it and determine if there's any significant difference with the Pro version? Seems a bit weird that the Non-Pro version is releasing now, and I'm curious to see if it addresses any of the cons you discussed.
Should do a video on the og pocket go, round 30 bucks, always bring it when im in the field
I really don't know what to purchase between this and the pocket 2s. The better performance on the 2s are very interesting, but it's a bit more expensive (150 vs 133 for the powkiddy in Europe) and the smaller screen seems like a dealbreaker to me I would love to enjoy psp titles and I feel like 3.5 inches is a bit small. it would be my first handheld, but I don't mind tweaking a bit with it since I think it's a fun world to explore!
Hi. I also own an rgb10max pro 3 and while I was filming my video review I had those crashes too. For a moment I thought my unit was faulty but now I see it's a common issue
I just want to suggest with SF, try putting your thumb in the center of the dpad and tilt it to do moves, it's something to get used to but it's way better than grinding your thumb tip off!
Good video of so detail intros of this hand held console.
9:15 you are wrong input at Dragon Punch, it's →↓↘ , instead of →↓→
The buttons are about the same size as the 351p but look at the placement; On the 351p they're as close to the edge of the screen as possible but here they're as close to the grip edge as possible, which kills it.
I should get mine next week.
absolutely loving die hard in the background!
Kinda wish they put that chipset in the powkiddy x55 instead.
What are your impressions on the retroid pocket 2s coming out?
I just got my unit delivered last week. The only 2 issues I experienced are the screen tearing and sleep-wake function not working. Other than these two, the handheld works fine. PSP emulation is great. Buttons are unexpectedly nice. I am quite sure the 2 issues will be solved by the JELOS team in the future. But don't hold your breath for GC or PS2 emulation. Persona 2 runs perfectly though. GOW2 is playable but you need to ticker with the settings. Overall, this is a nice and powerful device for the money you pay.
Just got a firmware update - the screen tearing issue is now fixed! This just keeps getting better!
Master Corp @RetroGameCorps. Did you can install Ubuntu in this device or in Odroid Ultra?
Yep I'm with you on that. Such potential, yet powkiddy let it down in some way.
Two weeks of waiting and mine finally arrived today… DOA 😢. Hopefully the exchange process is smooth.
Russ, do you have a guide or insight on how to map the buttons in Killer Instinct properly? I have it running on my phone through RetroArch and it runs great. I'm just not certain to map the buttons to my Bluetooth controller so I can play it well. Thanks.
How does this compare to the X55 which looks like the Max 2?
I have two requests for heavier arcade games, if you don't mind trying:
- Deathsmiles (this runs borderline/slightly stuttery on T618)
- Akai Katana (essentially unplayable on T618, maybe newer SoCs will be better)
Thanks!
Hopefully there is a better update soon. It’s manageable but even with some tinkering its still a bit of a hassle. Very hit & miss, any speaker upgrades? Mine are extremely low….
❤ loving mine...great value for little money.
Fantastic review and details for sd card management. Really want to add GameCube, Saturn etc.but not entirely sure how....already have Jelos but these aren't on the standard sd. Anyone got help...im sure its fairly straightforward.👍🏻🇬🇧 Peter
Nice recap of the history of hardkernel clone devices. Imho the rgb10pro is the nicest of them ;-)
i think this device is by far the best match to your shorts with that colour
Lol the street fighter test terminology
It’s crazy how quickly these devices are put out.
Gah! I could swear u had a premiere for the full review lined up to go right now, but i can't see it :(
I think you just coined a new saying for handheld devices with your, "Hadoukenable and Shoryukenable," statement and I wouldn't be surprised if we hear other review channels for handhelds copy you. Good job sir.
Good review. Unfortunately the clicky start and select buttons on recent powkiddy devices are enough of a problem for me to be a deal breaker. It stops me playing my rk2023 when the noise could annoy people.
... how often are you pressing start and select? Lol. Much more egregious issues with this device aside from the absolutely modest click noise.
@@JgHaverty lots of old games require pressing start a bunch of times to start the game, select game options, skip cutscenes and more. And select is required every time saving or loading save states or quitting games.
@@Autotrope I mean I understand the issue, but in the context of you clackity clacking away on the buttons, dpad and shoulder buttons, a little click will be as mindless as a mouse click. Its quite literally a non issue; if you dont like it thats fine, but its a really dumb reason to preclude you from getting something. Even typing on a laptop keyboard will make an analogous level of noise here lol
I re-flashed my RGB10 Max2 Pro with the Dec 1st 2023 version of JELOS following your instructions. It worked and the device boots and plays games! Great instructive video by the way! However my reason for flashing it was to enable the HDMI output. Still I can't use the Global Hot Keys [L1] + [Start] + [Select] buttons to toggle the HDMI output. I also tried a build from early in Feb. 2024, however the device would boot but would not display the Emulation Station. Does anyone have any tips for enabling the HDMI output? Is there a specific image I can flash? Are the hotkeys on the JELOS page for the HDMI toggle accurate for this device? Why isn't there a "Display Settings" menu option for toggling HDMI. When I press the [L1] + [Start] + [Select] buttons together the device just goes into the the normal menu that simply pressing the [Start] button would open.
I guess I'll have to wait for the next one. I would have paid an extra $15 if the wifi was built in. I use WINSCP to drop files into it, because it defeats having to swap in and swap out cards, then dealing with Window issues with exfat/fat32. I have a Linux laptop, but I dont always feel like pulling it out for simple file drops. The RG352V has built in wifi, and is not as powerful as this device, yet its easier to work with. Oh well.
I tried the Pickle OS in this handheld and the only way I could get things done was with a mouse. I also got wifi working so that was a good sign of things to come. What I could not do and that was a major bummer was to get AetherSX2 to recognize the actual buttons of the handheld. PES 6 booted fine but I could not get past the initial memory card configuration because the buttons are not recognized by the app... On JELOS the game was playable but with frame and audio quirks. I'm really hoping that the game will work better on future CFW's because PES is presumably a less demanding game than the final fantasy that TAKI UDON showed in his video running with no issues on JELOS. The current state of this handheld is "patient tinkerers only"...
UPDATE: this console was dead and buried but the fantastic team from ROCKNIX pretty much saved it. Still no HDMI but it can now be normally switched off from the menu.
I love the "are you sure" prompts. I think it'd be funny if there was an "are you sure you meant to press yes" prompt.
And the answers "no" and "yeah, man, I wanna do it"
Definitely need a t-shirt "Yeah, man, I wanna do it." No context.
Classic Powkiddy, snatching defeat from the jaws of victory.
I think they should have released this as a 'developer edition', to get it out there but also make it clear that it's not ready for everyday use.
I would have loved that chip in the X55 which I have just bought for a no brainer price, shipped to the UK. Using your discount code BTW. Just love the screen and with tinkering a bit can get some reasonable performance in the higher end emulation, Although nothing to shout about I admit.
What no brainer price are we talking about? I'm also in Europe and was pondering to get one, but the chipset and no PS2 at that price are making me reconsider
@@theMeshtar £67 shipped to the UK, direct from Powkiddy.
@@thegrumpygamer3081 now that's a barjen! How did you manage that?
Please do a set up guide for this & the OGU as I have been holding onto an OGU since it came out as I couldn't really figure out how to set it up properly.
Russ, is the RGB30 (1:1 screen horizontal handheld) on it's way to you by any chance? Taki made a feature on it but missed - what to me is obvious - plug a keyboard in and run the full Pico-8 fantasy console. Basically, can the RGB30 work as a sleek little mini-developer kit with built in controls for the games you write?
Hi, yes I have it. The Linux port of Pico-8 works when using the Raspberry Pi version of the app, but if I remember correctly it doesn't port the whole dev environment, just the splore menu (which I did test and it works great). I'll see what I can do about getting into the dev side with a keyboard before I make my review!
Let’s do this! 💪🏼🍻
Honestly I like the device even when the GPU driver needs to be adjusted. The lack of wifi is sad but grown up with the RG350 and RG351P, I don‘t care about it.
The only thing which I don‘t like is for example under JelOS in the standard menu, you can hear the crackling sound from the speaker without doing anything on the device. Especially in a silent room it seems to be borderline noisy.
I will try to replace them with the X55 device or X28 and test it again.
I have the feeling that the speakers are fine and the issue is related to the board or driver
Hello, please share your complete library of games
Hoping firmware will resolve most of these issues, great review sir!
Jelos team is fixing cpu hope to have it fixed on next firmware release.
What’s that theme called? Really love it!
hey always thanks for awesome retro video
Hardkernel is a company makes single board device for developer like r.pi or machine for industry like kiosk as well as gaming device
maybe that's a reason for why their device has poor hardware
I seriously doubt that deleting the old partitions and creating a new NTFS partition is necessary at all before you flash the image to the drive. I'm pretty certain that any partitions on the drive will be deleted, and a new one created that is formatted during the write operation (most likely to ext4). That is unless you select a partition rather than a drive when using your imaging software (I don't know if Etcher actually supports writing to a partition instead of a drive or not).
@RetroGameCorps pls help me with the bios thinngy cuz i did open it once, installed os but the os didint load so im trying to open bios again but it doesnt open
Got my powkiddy x55 a week ago, was not expecting the enjoyment I've had so far. Jelos OS came updated as well as all of the classic Mario/DK/Zelda/Kirby games (even on n64), almost 300 n64 games to be specific.. A lot of it is bloat, but unlike the powkiddy rgb20s that bricked on me first time removing roms.. The X55 not only let me remove this bloat, it also let me add roms to the original TF2 sd card. I didn't even have to set n64 & dreamcast to performance mode, but for the best performance I would still recommend. I will now be content with waiting a year or two for something around the same price and can play ps2 and etc. This is a great handheld for any begninner and someone like me who has a few emulators and only likes to make minor tweaks. One small gripe is that he ps1 and psp selection on the x55 was a little small but nothing that can't be changed.
Is x55 better than this??
@@DerkaVideos I would say so. I do not own the retroid but If you are like me, i was new into emulating. So, powkiddy and anbernic were my first two options. I was able to easily install a new version of Jelos os to the x55, keep most of the roms that came pre-installed, add more roms, and it seems to run a few high-end games better than my rg353vs even with jelos os as well.
Is it still have the screen problem
What is the theme in JELOS? I want this for my steamdeck!
hi ggreat video!! its there anyway you can share your game library?
Thank you for the excellent video!!! However somehow,while attempting to install JELOS I erased the internal 16gb storage and lost recovery mode. I run Jelos from sd card but could you help me restoring the internal 16gb storage? Thank you again.
Could be a shot in the dark here, but I wonder if the red protective stickers are contributing to the speaker distortion? Like they are causing a back feed rattle effect.
I removed the stickers and unfortunately it didn’t affect the audio quality ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I think it's bizarre that the speakers don't even shoot out of the grills. They're just directed into the case.
Technically the GCW-Zero started the entire retro-game handheld craze back in 2013. I've still got mine and it still works just fine.
I have one too, it's super cool! The Dingoo a320 as well. I feel like the GCW-Zero/RG350 era is a bit different from the RK3326 and beyond that we're in now, maybe because these handhelds are EmulationStation/RetroArch based instead of GMenu2x with standalone OPKs. I started my channel and site with the RG350 but things didn't get super serious for me until the RK3326 :)
No it didn't, the most earliest most noticeable Retro Handheld was the Mega Duck released back in 1993, later we got GamePark Holdings GP32 2001, after was the Dingoo A320 in 2009, I can obviously go into way more depth into this subject but these are only three notable examples of Retro Gaming devices that came WAY before the GCW Zero.
Thanks for the review!
I love watching reviews for handhelds I probably will never own due to my recent purchase of a steam deck lmao
does it comes with build in games?if so how many?
I wonder if in addition to your speakers being lemons, your SoC is busted too. Taki Udon was showing footage of their unit playing Final Fantasy 12, several minutes into the game, so i can only imagine that the game crashing issue is inconsistent between devices. :/
Does adding a WiFi dongle on this device enable it to use Netplay? Or just to update JelOS?
How are you getting things from Powkiddy? I ordered an X55 on July 7. Still waiting.
Too bad for these issues. I really want a Linux-friendly portable console.
I need to check on the progress made with the Anbernic 405M custom firmwares.
Er.... Steam deck??
@@Yixdy I just want a plug and play RETROgaming device with a decent screen size. If it can play up to PS2/GameCube, I'd be happy. I don't need more from a portable device (I play modern games on my PS5 and play up to PS3 games on my arcade cabinet, with Batocera installed inside on a PC).
The Steam Deck is overkill for me: it costs more than 3 times the price of a Retroid Pocket 3+/Anbernic 405M/PowKiddy RGB10Max3.
I could buy one, but it would be wasted given what I would use it for.
Steam deck too big
I like my deck a lot but i still like to use other more lighter devices
Russ I will have you know that I am a Linux enthusiast and I am far from relatively small LOL :P
I think you'll find most Linux enthusiasts are rather large LOL
Great video as always :)
Really wish Jelos would add vibration support.
They're a lot easier to setup now then a few years ago.
You could permanantly solder in a USB WiFi card to the host socket's pins internally. But a bit of a pain in bum!
That’s exactly what I did and it works fine, with the proviso that obviously you cannot use the otg socket for anything else. I did record the procedure so when I have time I’ll edit it down and upload it to my channel.
I wanted to ask a question it might sound dumb but does this device have the OS built in the device
Or is it installed on the SD card because I wanted to buy one without and SD card and then put my games on it with my own sd card
So close to the $100 PSP machine that I have been looking for
Man, I want the x28 but on a serious sale only
yeah man, i wanna do it
I like how Mario and Daisy are still next to each other 😄