A New GBA SP Style Handheld! [Anbernic RG35XXSP Review]
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You can just close the game. You dont have to fully reset everytime
No need to reboot, you can quit in the menu much quicker.
Besides, there are other operating systems that are a bit better like muOS or Knulli. One neat feature with the former is 64-bit Portmaster support, so among others you can play Stardew Valley.
Neat that you review these devices, but you need to get into them more deeply to get the most out of them.
Edit: muOS boots way faster too.
You don't have to power cycle it every time you exit a game.
Personally I like that it is thicker than the original. Not only does it make the device more comfortable to hold, but it allows the battery to be larger so we can play for longer.
The reason it has a power button instead of a power switch is so that it can do a proper shutdown of the OS instead of just cutting power to the system. The Powkiddy V90 is another GBA SP like retro handheld, and it does have a switch. But it requires you manually return to the settings page of the main menu, tell the device to shut down, and then you can switch it off (otherwise you are likely to corrupt the file system).
If those are the options, then I prefer the power button design used by the RG35XX SP.
Holding down the power button is better I wouldn't like risking switching it on accidentally when sliding it into a pocket.
My guy, just press start+select button to exit a game...
I actually like the thicker design I have big hands and the people complaining about the button sounds are grossly exaggerating the issue and are just being completely picky about it there is nothing wrong with them.
Got mine recently, spent too much time trying to set up a new OS - take my advice and just stick with the stock and play through retroarch
Have you tried minUI?
Which OS?
This new GBA SP handheld looks bloody awesome and glad they added so many great games.
The handheld is really nice!
Gotten your hands on the Retroid Pocket 4 yet? Would be interested to hear your thoughts on it.
I really want one of these, but a portable MiSTer is being worked on so I really should wait for that one
i already got the clear purple anbernic device awhile back, but man if they had this version out 1st i would have gone for this GBA SP version!
I find that ps1 and GBA are the systems that I like playing on this the most so far. I also like the buttons on this device for the most part. I played through Kim Possible Revenge of Monkey Fist and Gunstar Super Heroes already and I am currently going through Pokemon Leaf Green and Final Fantasy 9.
Does anyone know how to reinstall the stock firmware? I tried downloading it from Anbernic but the file isn't working. MuOS and Knulli still have a ways to go
press the menu button and start and it will close the game my guy
Getting mine tomorrow. The portability won me over. My only problem with it, is how long it takes to turn on.
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I’ve spent the week or so since I got mine playing around, testing stuff, and setting up my library.
I got the blue one (*low key regret not getting the silver*) and I’ve been really enjoying it so far. Definitely some compromises for the new consoles but they usually work alright.
PSP has some games that run rough, but a lot run perfect. Imo, you need to stretch PSP, it’s just too small of a window otherwise. It looks alright and isn’t super noticeable to me being stretched.
Dreamcast has some texture issues, where parts of textures in some games will disappear occasionally. Never so much that it’s an issue but def a compromise.
DS you need to switch back and forth between the screens for most games (ex. Pokémon, you’re going to be swapping screens a lot in battles to see your move selection).
N64 starts w/ the parallel core which runs A LOT worse than Muppen, which you should switch to immediately. Otherwise it’s good, outside of needing to hit power to swap between analog and d pad.
I should get mine tomorrow
I really love to have this but worry is the buttons, if it's tolerable enough or just bad?
I got it last week and they are ok, they’re loud but doesn’t ruin the experience
Does it have radical red?
Can emulate Saturn?
It's thicker because it's more powerful internally and also needs better cooling as well
And battery
How did you apply the ps themed retro arch menu?
Russ @ Retro Game Corp explains how to do the PS3 menu in RetroArch in this video (linked to time code 12:11):
ruclips.net/video/icGYGriNkF4/видео.htmlm11s
Game rooms is good for PSP and PSP only
Put MuOS on it, it's easy to do boots in 12 seconds and runs really well, much better than Anbernics OS. Mine is running perfect with it.
Do they have the close lid to sleep function yet in MUos? Last I checked no cfw did. The stock os isn’t perfect but that feature is a game changer for me.
Hi, I installed muOS on the SP (with the possibility of switching it to the H for now since I also have that), but I can't understand which folder to put the MDCD and PCECD roms in (I use SD 2 for the roms). In StockOs there are these two folders, but on muOS they are not there and therefore I can't understand which folder to put these games in. Could you help me?
@@fb-td1up not yet
@@_marta30_44
Just make the folders in the ROMS folder on the second card with the exact same names as MDCD and PCED
Then copy your roms into the newly created folders and it should work.
Imagine making an almost perfect copy of GBA and not provide a screen with good integer scaling... :(
About as good as building a saturn controller handheld that isn’t fast enough to emulate saturn.
I’m happy with it
Fair but the thing is most people won’t care as long as it’s in a form factor the resembles the original. GBA already looks good on my original 35XX so it’s not a massive issue for me
@@FoxbatStargazer Do you know a cheap console that can emulate saturn?
Loud buttons is the main reason I skipped this one and bought 28xx instead. Sure it may be fine if you are alone at home playing, but when you are on a train or mcdonalds then people will definitely like you much less than they would like you if you were playing miyoo mini instead 😅
I have never seen a train or McDonald's that were quiet enough that you could hear these buttons.
@@2012JvN welcome to Finland lol
Bra, there is nothing more retro than clicky buttons!
What retro system have you played that had clicky buttons? Everything I can think of had soft or silent buttons
My words were not accurate. I’m as old as Atari. I learned to type on a typewriter. When Atari, Calico, Atari 2600, original NES were brand new the buttons always seamed clicky to me. So for me clicky is nostalgia not necessarily Retro. I was around back then so I think I prefer the click instead of mush.
Love that you’re a bit more critical than other reviewers, and always compare to original hardware. :)
I tried the controls with the dome switches on the backbone one controller and I absolutely don't like them because they tire the fingers and have horrible tactile feedback. Anbernic is famous for its conductive membranes which are wonderful, is famous for its amazing controls, the company wouldn't have never had to use dome switches, wrong choice, don't buy it because 97% of you won't like it!
these are always interesting to watch.i dont want or need these tho, i just slap a stereoscopic controller on my mobile phone and BOOM.a powerfull retro gaming handheld with an amazing screen!