One of the reasons that I like to pick up the rg405m is the CNC metal shell housing it's really robust and very well made I can throw it in my pocket or in my backpack with his case and another reason I really really hate to pick up rg505 why it's because it has plastic shell and if I throw it in my pocket or my backpack the plastic shell got to be broken along with screen and there's no replacement for shell and screen too so my choice will be go to the Anbernic rg405m.
Pretty cool the rg405m plays bully but the wii version would've been a better idea. I'm definitely leaning towards the rg405m. The black one is pretty attractive and I want a handheld made from metal.
What’s the best (preferably vertical) handheld for purely retro games? Nintendo NES/SNES/64, Sega Mega Drive/Genesis/Game Gear, Gameboy? Can this one be it or would it be overkill? Not really interested in PSx/Wii, etc. Would’ve preferred a LED screen though.
This could be the one of you want metallic case. But if you’re on a budget, there are several plastic options as well. The RG353P or Retroid Pocket 3+ are great a well.
Help. Deleted everything that was on the memory card. Now I can't preview images for games. There was an info file in the folders. Can you upload it somewhere?
@@Techcravers Thanks, but this is not quite the solution to the problem I was expecting. I want to make my own covers and place them in the images folder ((
Cool. I received mine and as my first "retro portable", I like it. The plastic buttons scrape against the metal sometimes and can get stuck. I've ordered graphite to alleviate this. I'm also not a big fan of the clicking sounds from the shoulder buttons. I've used the machine for a couple hours and part of that was on a train. The clicking was likely annoying to those next to me.
I've actually experienced the same. But I forgot to mention it in this video. It doesn't bother me that much though, as it's just sometimes it happens.
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One of the reasons that I like to pick up the rg405m is the CNC metal shell housing it's really robust and very well made I can throw it in my pocket or in my backpack with his case and another reason I really really hate to pick up rg505 why it's because it has plastic shell and if I throw it in my pocket or my backpack the plastic shell got to be broken along with screen and there's no replacement for shell and screen too so my choice will be go to the Anbernic rg405m.
Thanks for sharing! That's definitely a solid argument. The RG405M is probably one of the most sturdy builds I've ever felt in a handheld.
Great vid. What settings should I look for to improve performance on GameCube and PS2?
Pretty cool the rg405m plays bully but the wii version would've been a better idea. I'm definitely leaning towards the rg405m. The black one is pretty attractive and I want a handheld made from metal.
What’s the best (preferably vertical) handheld for purely retro games? Nintendo NES/SNES/64, Sega Mega Drive/Genesis/Game Gear, Gameboy?
Can this one be it or would it be overkill? Not really interested in PSx/Wii, etc. Would’ve preferred a LED screen though.
This could be the one of you want metallic case. But if you’re on a budget, there are several plastic options as well. The RG353P or Retroid Pocket 3+ are great a well.
Anbernic 351v us what you want to play those listed above. If you can deal wo N64, the RG35xx is a beast and it's stupid cheap
I have the 353v and I love it!! It's great for everything ps1 and below. It can also run some n64.
The speakers sound good
How do you avoid the button scratch issues??
Help. Deleted everything that was on the memory card. Now I can't preview images for games. There was an info file in the folders. Can you upload it somewhere?
Download Daijisho frontend instead. It will download all images for you once you set it up.
@@Techcravers Thanks, but this is not quite the solution to the problem I was expecting. I want to make my own covers and place them in the images folder ((
I just need a text configuration file that is in every game folder (
It doesn't have a 7" screen, which prevents playing shooters properly.
Not perfect for me.
Indeed, not optimal for shooters.
Cool. I received mine and as my first "retro portable", I like it. The plastic buttons scrape against the metal sometimes and can get stuck. I've ordered graphite to alleviate this. I'm also not a big fan of the clicking sounds from the shoulder buttons. I've used the machine for a couple hours and part of that was on a train. The clicking was likely annoying to those next to me.
Thanks for sharing. I’ve also experienced the buttons getting stuck (a few times not so much that it bothers me though).
It's a great device but the Installed Frontend is Garbage. Installed Launchbox 👌 Happy Days
I love this device but my Y button seems like it scrapes against the case a bit and catches. Does anyone else have this problem?
I've actually experienced the same. But I forgot to mention it in this video. It doesn't bother me that much though, as it's just sometimes it happens.
just 1inch bigger +100e more and thats all.
Shame that it's overpriced
Then buy a switch. Since you assume it's overpriced
It's no assumption straight facts.
@@japyoo2248 yeah sound you sound like a person that can't afford it. It's okay we know you broke
Picked one up sec hand new in box for 150. Just gotta look around.
@@Streetsupra88 You better hope that mofo don't have dead pixels or the analog sticks aren't messed up.