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God, I hope so. Yeah there has been some really quality pico games lately. It's mostly a hellscape, but there are some legit gems. They do look rad on that particular handheld too.
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Android and Linux Handhelds - Shield, GCW Zero, GP2X, Pandora, Pyra, JXD, etc.
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Ok, so RP4 Pro update @Ajax
This thing is blowing my mind, honestly. I'm getting like 90% compatibility with PS2. The occasional game just refuses to run well, but those games tend to struggle on the Odin 2 as well. I've sort of set PS2 to default at 1.5X (my old eyes can't really see the difference between this and 2X and it gives me just a nudge of better performance), Vulkan - and am having excellent results. If I run into a game that seems to have an issue - kick it into High Performance and 9 times out of 10 I'm hitting solid 60 FPS. Very pleased. Hoping someone makes a spreadsheet similar to this for the 4 Pro:
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Cuz that thing was/is super handy. Also shows how great the RP3+ is as well.
This thing is blowing my mind, honestly. I'm getting like 90% compatibility with PS2. The occasional game just refuses to run well, but those games tend to struggle on the Odin 2 as well. I've sort of set PS2 to default at 1.5X (my old eyes can't really see the difference between this and 2X and it gives me just a nudge of better performance), Vulkan - and am having excellent results. If I run into a game that seems to have an issue - kick it into High Performance and 9 times out of 10 I'm hitting solid 60 FPS. Very pleased. Hoping someone makes a spreadsheet similar to this for the 4 Pro:
Retroid Pocket 3+ Compatibility List
Cuz that thing was/is super handy. Also shows how great the RP3+ is as well.
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Retroid Pocket 4 Pro Compatibility Sheet
Edit: There’s also a community one:
Retroid Pocket 4 Pro Community Tests/Requests - Google Drive
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Hell yeah. Thanks!
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Now I wanna dock this thing to the TV - it's fast enough to run latency reduction too. Insane. I remember paying full price for this kit at release...
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Does anyone know how to config more than one controller for Aethersx2? I wanna switch between the built in controller I configured on the RP4PRO and a Bluetooth controller when I dock it to play on TV. But it seems that you have one global controller config?!
Edit: figured out. Can't do it from in game menu. Has to be in main menu.
Kind of a pain if you wanna just slap it on the TV and go.
Edit: figured out. Can't do it from in game menu. Has to be in main menu.
Kind of a pain if you wanna just slap it on the TV and go.
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This is FBNeo?
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Yep - works flawlessly
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All of a sudden PPSSPP is giving me a "bad CHD" warning. Been just fine all this time...games seem to work fine though.
Mentions using "createdvd" to make them. So confused.
Edit: for those who might need
Mentions using "createdvd" to make them. So confused.
Edit: for those who might need
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So, this RP4 Pro is becoming my all-in-one console lately. I bought an 8BitDo arcade stick for it (as well as the SN30 I already have for PS2 games) and I can quickly dock it and play stuff on the TV. Its a pretty seamless process.
Just as a note for anyone considering one of these. Once you get it set up to your liking, its damn fine.
Just as a note for anyone considering one of these. Once you get it set up to your liking, its damn fine.
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RP4, perfect ?
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Retroid Pocket 4 Pro Review - The Best $199 Retro Handheld?
Is the Retroid Pocket 4 Pro the best retro handheld under $199 this year? I put the handheld to the test, here's my thoughts...
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When Hacking tool become retro gaming console...
Flipper Zero + Video Game Module (Powered by Raspberry Pi)
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Flipper Zero + Video Game Module (Powered by Raspberry Pi)
Video Game Module for Flipper Zero
Enhance your Flipper Zero with the Video Game Module, featuring a Raspberry Pi RP2040 Microcontroller for broad project compatibility, a video out option for TV display, a motion sensor with open API, a 14-pin GPIO port for DIY expansions, a USB-C port for easy PC communication and firmware...
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I'm fine with my 3DS XL and DSi XL with custom firmware I guess. Would mod my stock consoles before I would buy those.
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Sheesh, those are expensive 
I loaded up my RP4 Pro with some Switch stuff. Some really lightweight games run fine, but others that seem like they would be fine just don't run well at all. I wasn't expecting to be into Switch emulation at all, but it's kinda bumming me out just a bit.
Kinda considering getting an Odin 2, but the reports of bad input lag are making me hesitant.
I loaded up my RP4 Pro with some Switch stuff. Some really lightweight games run fine, but others that seem like they would be fine just don't run well at all. I wasn't expecting to be into Switch emulation at all, but it's kinda bumming me out just a bit.
Kinda considering getting an Odin 2, but the reports of bad input lag are making me hesitant.
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Anyone give this a go yet?
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Emulation Station Is Now Available On Android
Emulation Station is now available on Android, allowing retro gamers to play their collections on more devices than ever before.
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Found a nice little HDMI out dock on AliExpress for $15 that works great. Charges while playing, works with the 2.4ghz dongle with the 8bitdo arcade stick.
All is well.
All is well.
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Bad news for the futur of Yuzu Emulator
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Nintendo of America Inc. v. Tropic Haze LLC, 1 - 24-Cv-00082, No. 1 (D.R.I. Feb. 26, 2024) | PDF | Copyright Infringement | Digital Millennium Copyright Act
Nintendo's lawsuit against the makers of the Switch emulator Yuzu
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Bad news for the futur of Yuzu Emulator
Nintendo of America Inc. v. Tropic Haze LLC, 1 - 24-Cv-00082, No. 1 (D.R.I. Feb. 26, 2024) | PDF | Copyright Infringement | Digital Millennium Copyright Act
Nintendo's lawsuit against the makers of the Switch emulator Yuzu
yeah lame, but not surprising - hopefully it can reemerge in 5 years or something.
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Send Nintendo back to the 80s.
I think I was always under the impression that it has been established that it's legal to have and play backups of games you own on whatever device you like. It seems like that's not true though. This could be very bad news for emulation in general.
I think I was always under the impression that it has been established that it's legal to have and play backups of games you own on whatever device you like. It seems like that's not true though. This could be very bad news for emulation in general.
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Yeah, Nintendo have been the squeakiest wheel about it for sure. Lame and gay.