Same here, still have my vita with Sd2vita 256gb and hundreds of games/movies/music. Really love this device and I think it was very underrated for its time but that didn’t stop the community modding/porting new games etc what it can do, my vitas camera analogue stick stopped working which really got me sad but thanks to some YT videos on DIY analogue replacement and purchasing 2 analogue sticks for under £6 and now it’s like a refurbished device 😂. Very awesome device if anyone wants the perfect/sleek emulation device

@@UsmanAli-ue9yj AMEN, BRO! During Covid I was at home most of the time and luckily stumbled upon "try-to-fix videos" on here and learned a TON about electronics. Now I got proper soldering equipment at home and fixed a lot of my old broken devices, that were sitting in the basement! Also..what a crazy time to be alive! 5 years ago I would've never expected for the handheld market to take off like it has. The console-portabilizing scene is a super incredible thing by itself, but now that AetherSX2 has made the most insane progress in emulation history, the Steam Deck really pushing the market and even Vita3K being on the horizon.. I can't wait for future products and emulators to arrive, man. ^^

I agree. One of my biggest regrets over the last couple of years was having to get rid of my Vita. Like you, I had it modded with a decent sized SD card. Getting another one is on my “to do” list.

The user experience of a modded Vita leaves much to be desired. All it's good for is playing vita games. For everything else, including psp, there are MUCH better devices out now that can upscale. Look up Wulff Den's video on modded vitas. Says it all.

@@summersky77 I found using the Vita to be an enjoyable experience for all manner of games, not just Vita ones. However, I don’t doubt your word that there are better options out there. Can you give specific examples?

This is a good point

yes and cause uneven pixel wear over time

dude id love an 8inch or smaller windows tablet. Like the win600 but without the controllers.

Those (plus Hall joysticks) are my dream specs as well but I doubt anyone will ever make a 4:3 OLED screen since there's basically no market for it except for these kinds of devices.

Just buy a Rog ally or steam deck lol.

Get real. It's $100 for a PlayStation controller in Canada $100 and under is ridiculous. You can't expect quality. You get what you pay for. Honestly, you can't expect 3DS emulation touch screen. OLED etc most phones cannot emulate these games properly and you're getting thousands of games. The Nintendo switch that's 380 Canadian dollars isn't even OLED nor is the switch light for 269 Canadian dollars. This device is like 160 bucks US It's a great deal. $100 or under is unrealistic

@@cremekimmy4995 these makers don’t make any games unlike sony nintendo or Microsoft who can sell their hardware at a less price and make their profit back from games and various micro transactions so they likely to price above consumer market prices.

@@cremekimmy4995 lol yeah a phone that could emulate all this would be way more than 100 bucks XD

@@cremekimmy4995 you can get a book for 10& in US but 20$ in Canada. Same quality

rp3+ is better in pretty much every way

Does the rg505 come with preinstalled games

The screen resolution on the 505 is an issue imo. Good for psp but not a good scaling match for 224 or 240

The burn-in was so bad that Sony switched back to an LCD with the Vita 2K. (Could possibly have been a cost cutting exercise, but, I'm sure the complaints about burn-in weren't exactly bringing joy either).

No at least the 4 pro

Yeah, im still waiting on my RP3+ being shipped, but with Anbernic i dont know how many they released since i got the RG351P. I think the screen is great on the 505, and maybe actually better to have it Sub-HD for all the PS2 and GC games

The market gets saturated because people like you buy three devices. Chinese companies are simply trying to answer the request (and making money).

@@locked01 Nonsense it's nothing to do with that, completely wrong & unrelated. Also I can buy how many devices I want & I can do whatever I want 🙂 I hope that helps!

If you want stacked you should get the retroid pocket 3 plus it’s the same specs and even better portability and cheaper.

Personally, I don't need one of these cheaper emulation devices anymore. Since making this comment, I have started collecting NDS/3DS consoles, and have also bought a Steam Deck. If there is anything that I can't emulate with those 3 devices, then I have my 5600X/3080 PC. I also have a hacked switch that I really need to update Atmosphere on, but that's unused at the moment, sadly.

Next year I think. I have an 8gb Odin Lite and can play a lot of Wii. But it takes a bit of tweaking. The Steamdeck does it fine. But for an arm cpu, wait for the Odin2 to hit in 2023.

Same, really like hall sensors but will be using the gamepad 90 percent of the time

Yeah, I pre-ordered the RP3+ ... it seems better in most ways. And this one has no HDMI out??

@@JamesDatWork they are bad dude

How do I get all the games on the rp3+??? And do the games save?

@@Skellz Just put them all in your SD card (that you put into the device)

@@Scitch-et4vk do you have one? Or are you angry at the company cause they released it 2 months after RP3 came out? That was bad PR, but that doesn't make the device itself bad.

I’ve been looking into picking one up recently

They slowly upgrade and will abuse whatever chipset they have for the moment...

Great chip, I’d even be happy with a push for using older 8 series between the 855 and 870, there must be thousands from traded in phones from the last few years that would be great to repurpose as android gaming handhelds or mini consoles.

If power and performance are your sole target. My target was having fun with PSP and Dreamcast games on a handheld and thus I bought RP3+ (and wisely skipped RP3).

Dude waiting for the game force ace!

cant go wrong with a steamdeck then and its not outrageously priced plus itll run all of that beautifully

I have a Snapdragon 632 in my Moto G7 Optimo Maxx. It scores about 140k the last time I checked AnTuTu. The Tiger in this thing clears 200k pretty easily. My phone will run most Dreamcast games, except for the Windows CE based games like Sega Rally, at 1X with no skips. As a fellow sports gamer, it does have some slight frame rate drops at times in 2K football and there's a weird effect where the ice inside the opponent's goal in NHL 2K2 is black because I have to turn down the filter to make it stay at 60 FPS, but nothing that makes it unplayable. This Tiger CPU in the Anbernic should run DC without any hacks or weirdness. I doubt it'll run PS2 sports games if it can't run GT4. The cheap option for that is an old flagship phone with an SD845 or better + telescoping controller to make a pseudo handheld, or, if you've got money, an AYN Odin handheld if you want to stay with Android. Of note; NHL 2K2 on DC is not nearly as good as you remember. Well made; but frustrating. They couldn't quite figure out defense so they way overpowered the goalies to compensate. I always thought I simply sucked; but no, it was an actual decision that was made by the devs, Treyarch.

Oh. Wow. You are just as bad as me with cell phones 🤣🤣😂. I've gotten WAY better, but I hope this doesn't become my new interest/collection- but I'm so fascinated by these devices and what they do! 😩

I use Magic Dosbox on a Moto G7 Optimo Maxx, which on paper is somewhat less powerful than this, and it's fine. I also have a tablet with a much, much weaker MTK quad core CPU and it'll run many DOS games no problem with a little tweaking. I expect that this'll be fine from a performance standpoint. The only annoyance is likely going to be setting up the controls or trying to use the onscreen keyboard. For the money I'd get an Alldocube 10 inch KPad Android tablet. Similar CPU and you'll have room for both the onscreen keyboard and seeing the content. It's currently $89 on Amazon. Maybe get a keyboard (keyboard case?) and then use the whole screen for whatever you're playing? Heck, add a normal controller too and you'll still be money ahead. I love this little Anbernic, I just don't think it's the right tool for DOS even though it'll run the software just fine.

I will say... The price isn't bad for this unit, even without the pre-order $10 discount. The only thing I see so far that I don't care for is the switch lite color scheme. Don't care for the gray, teal and yellow selections. Would've been happier with something a little different. Maybe a black model with maybe yellow or blue lettering on black buttons. Or even really anything that doesn't copy the nintendo color schemes. Maybe they'll make a metal version for those of us that like that sort of thing. I wouldn't mind spending another $40 to $50 for a metal frame (& some custom buttons).

No it won't, you'll need to download ROM's, which are really easy to download though

128 gb ve 256 gb seçenekleri var onlarda oyunlar yüklü sadece google play i kurmak gerek kolay bu cihaz çok iyi

Sadly it also can't run black and doc properly.

It will need to be as powerful as Snapdragon 865 or better

The odin is capable of ps2 and gamecube, just gotta handle the fact it isnt pocketable sadly

@@sauce_legend1186 How well does GameCube Auto Modellista play on it?

Whats bezel?

@@DarkCode The plastic around the screen thats says anbernic

Same here and I'm totally lost among them until today i made my mind after endless comparison and i picked up rg505 today, i think it's the best among the rest for the price and screen quality

Dude just get what you want. If device you bought is good for your needa that is great

The new TK R1 uses the G99 :) yet to be released though

​@@sebastiento9695 too bad it's not using oled like this

Chicken and egg issue.

@@umamifan of course, but it's hardly unsolvable. It's not like doing what I'm asking for would require first bringing ARM chips to consumer devices. People already have phones.

@ A lot of people don't own flagships or midrange devices that are capable of high-level gaming on ARM. And even if most people had the power in their pocket to do so, there is the other issue of people not willing to drain the battery on their devices that they mainly use for communication and information. Apple's approach seems to be the way with their Apple Arcade solution. But 90% of the games are there are just indie timewasters. Very few in-depth experiences, because publishers would rather fleece the mobile market with nonsense gacha mechanics over building a memorable game. This is why emu is king on ARM devices. Unless we see a complete shift in battery tech, I doubt we will see people pushing the limits on how much juice they can get out of the devices without them running up the battery so quick that they need to be put on the charger in an hour or less.

@@umamifan a lot of people don't own high-end gaming PCs either. And a lot of people play titles like Fortnite on Android already, so clearly the idea that battery life is a deal-breaker is not true. Basically, what I'm asking for is already kinda-sorta happening, with some very specific titles; I just want more devs to start doing the same. If only Valve could do with ARM what they've done with Linux using Proton.

@ re: Valve, that's a much bigger ask though - Linux was created to run on x86 architecture. I know there are variants of Linux which run on Arm, but you're asking for a compatibility layer that translates between different architectures. I don't think that's really comparable to what they achieved with the Deck.

Looknup benchmarks the 505 is more powerful then rp3plus

@@CHICKENmcNUGGIESMydude Benchmarks are in the video, and seeing they have the same chipset they perform pretty much the same.

@@CHICKENmcNUGGIESMydude In synthetic benchmarks it wins by

How do I get all the games on the rp3+??? And do the games save?

@@Skellz no u can only get games on the anbernic and they save

Same

Full GC and PS2, with another inch of screen. That would be nice.

Just put a Slayer sticker on the back and you're all set.

It's anbernic. They will do it for sure. And I bet they will make a vertical version too.

The Ayn Odin Pro (not the Lite tho) is absolutely amazing for 3DS emulation. Pricey tho. All the other systems you mention are doable on just abt any handheld. The Anbernic RG351p is great. I have both of these by the way, speaking from direct experience.