The community is really something else. Only project I support by being a member. Whenever they implement an art skraper It's popularity will skyrocket!
For advanced users, there is a script that you can run on the device to scrape box art. Note it requires a Terminal command or SSH to run: www.reddit.com/r/SBCGaming/comments/1ft11ys/artie_scraper_for_muos/ Hoping to see something similar implemented natively in a future muOS update!
I've flashed it twice and each time the analogue controls were not registering at all. Not in any menus or any games, including ports. The only reason I got the new version was to fix analogue controls (snapping). Has anyone else had this problem?
Do note: 1. If you're in the Discord server, someone is maintaining a script to do boxart scraping. So sooner or later an update might add something more akin to the way OnionOS automatically scrapes box art natively on the handheld's OS. (There's someone else porting freaking Dolphin on here but I'm not spoiling any more surprises) 2. Latest MuOS has "friendly folder name" function which means you can name your folder "FC" and on the content browser that folder will be seen as "Nintendo - Famicom". The folder isn't renamed itself. 3. Likely incremental updates after this release ("BANANA") can be done losslessly by just downloading a much smaller file on the website and using the Application - Archive Manager to extract from it. 4. Non-English viewers who might have had reservations on this OS, "BANANA" has multi-language support!!!
Hey one question here, do they already support Bluetooth as well? Last time I've checked the only OS on the 35XX SP that supported Wifi, Bluetooth, HDMI, tap power button to swap dpad to analog and back and the close the lid to shutdown was the stockOS. I'm on the edge o going CFW because I don't want to lose these features.
Just got an RG35XXSP and have been up in the air about doing CFW, but the timing on this is too perfect! Can't wait to rock this out tonight! Thanks for the awesome guide (as always), Russ!
@@GrimMeNaCe Well the first issue I had, I had to start again from scratch, I forget what exactly lol, so many other things going on, I started over again and just this morning I found that my botacera file was corrupted, had to restore that, just got back to getting it working properly.
Thank you so much Russ! I just got a gorgeous rg35xx sp and used your video to install it, it was super simple and straitforward and looks amazing on this device!
Yeah I want one as well but I'm waiting for its price to go down just a bit. I plan on removing the stick too and cover the hole somehow. I thinks it suits it more.
@@TheAlixSH for me I want something more power for PS2 and wider for DS and maybe 3DS. I usually play GBA on my phone so I don't need a GBA handheld and I'm not really into many of the other systems.
@@yaadmadegaming it really is something else playing gba on a dedicated device though. Each their own but I prefer using a physical device/buttons over playing on a phone screen.
Hey Russ, great vídeo! One important correction: BIOS: The dreamcast bios file should go into a /DC subfolder ( /muos/bios/DC ) or else the emulators will not find it and use the HLE bios with worst performance. It is a libreto standard and not something muOS could change while using RetroArch.
The timing of your videos is always great, I've had my SP for a few months but was too lazy to put a custom OS on it. Now that I will use it more I was planning to finally put muOS after I saw the latest update.
Muos is great. I installed the update the "wrong" way once... and it still worked! I will still redo my install completely one day to make sure I didn't screw anything up but so far it works absolutely fine.
Great video - I've had a lovely time converting my 35XXSP over to MUOS. Love the attention to detail during the init phase. The sound effects are particularly great and oh so retro. Felt like I duno something out of say a low budget Roger Corman Sci-Fi flick - in otherwords awesome!!!
Did you notice a difference with the new " Gamma's analog stick fix"? I would love to see if that helped with the cardinal direction snapping. I have a 40xxH that should be here this week and that would sell me on muOS! Thanks for the guide.
I got a 35xxsp earlier this week and since getting it I have fallen in love with MuOS. I had baked beans on it for like a day before banana came out and then moved over to banana, and it has been awesome. Also, the discord server is a great place to be, everyone seems helpful and passionate about this operating system...but then there is silliness as well, like the ko-fi supporters are voting on the name of the next version and the debates can be silly fun.
This might become a worthy Onion OS competitor. Where Onion shines is their Netplay features (both for couch co-op as well as link cable with TGB Dual). But even from what I saw in this video I'm more tempted than ever to consider an RG40XX-V. :P
I just picked up an rg35xxsp and put MuOS on it and its really great. The only big drawback is the lack of bluetooth support right now but I know they are working on it. I really wish anbernic made this exact device except with a bit beefier processor and some more ram. I was really bummed to see that Cave CV1000 games aren't running on this at least not on fbneo. Great video.
Thank you for making this guide for us Ross, I can't wait to setup muOS if I get an Anbernic RG35XX H of my own and the analog stick fix that came out with the new release is going make playing PS1, N64, and Dreamcast games all the better without dealing with the cardinal snapping these devices have. One thing I really wish the muOS developers would implement is Bluetooth support, I'm surprised Bluetooth functionality isn't been put back in muOS when the other OS options still have Bluetooth support.
I was a huge GarlicOS user for the original RG35XX. When I got the RG35XX Plus, I started experimenting with other custom firmwares. MinUI and muOS have been my favorites so far. MinUI unfortunately introduced stuttering issues with all the updates since January and I stopped trying to solve it mid year and switched to muOS. I haven’t touched my installation since. All that to say: I’m looking forward to seeing a good overview of what the latest versions have to offer. I might reinstall after grabbing my snack and drink. Actually, my breakfast and coffee.
EDIT: Ross seems to be fond of working directly with the SD2 card, but as many porters working on portmaster ports know: SCP/SFTP is invaluable. Just connect to wifi, activate them, and just push anything you want to the device directly. No cursing that you have just clipped your nails. If you like ArkOS for its ability to quickly save state, shutdown and power on and immediatelly back into your RA game with quick resume, youll going to be blown away by muOS. I also love the quick, mostly text focused menu (using VBgo theme), because, after a while, I stopped caring about box art and just spend my time playing games on a tram, bus, metro, waiting at the doctors or whatever. 5 mins is good enough for a quick game with muOS.
Overall great guide, but I'm a little surprised that you didn't cover adding system art. I personally find that having an icon for each emulated system really adds to the visual appeal of muOS, and makes it a little bit faster and easier to navigate the systems menu.
RG28xx literally got here in the mail today and Russ had this video up almost as if to tell me that this was a better choice than the stock firmware, haha
Russ you are a MF legend! I feel like I've been watching your content for a few years now, and would consider my self at the intermediate level of emulation, so I have friends who ask how I do certain things with my devices. And I don't know why but I get a strange sense of joy when I point them to your website, because of how comprehensive and user friendly your guides are. So I want to say thank you for all that you do and If I ever get the chance to meet you in real life, then you sir are respectfully getting a hug from me. Lol cheers
One thing I miss from the OG Anbernic OS is the search function where you can search for a game via a text box, I cant see this option in muOS. Otherwise I'm a fan of it (the load time is phenomenal!).
MuOS is great. I personally don't care much about having flashy themes or whatever but I like MuOS for how easy it is to set up and configure and how it doesn't rely on a predetermined folder structure for roms.
As always, fantastic video! Upgraded my 40xxv straight away using this guide. In the video you mentioned a Gamma analog stick fix at the start, how do we action this?
Hi Russ! Appreciate the vídeos as allways. I have 2 quick questions for you. 1- Which OS you prefer? MuOS or GarlicOS ? 2- Which of those have AD-HOC in them?
muOS is great for all the options you have while still being pretty simple. if you don't plan on using portmaster, syncthing, or any of that stuff i'd go with minUI tho
Actually I like muOS style very much, I even created my own theme in baked beans version. I had updated to the latest banana version yesterday. Honestly speaking it had great improvement in running Saturn games, but still not comparable with the latest Stock OS.
Have they fixed Bluetooth and HDMI since your 35XX family starter guide? I went with Knulli based on your guide because I wanted to be able to use my 35XXH like a console as well. It was my first retro handheld, and now it gets used almost exclusively as a console.
Hello Russ! I’ve been following for a long time now. You helped me chose my first device (miyoo mini) i now have a miyoo a30 and rg35xxh and i love it. Thank you for all your videos! I’m a big fan of knulli and i’m considering mu os now! One thing i tried to look for and couldn’t get an answer: back in the day i played n64 games on my computer with hd texture set. I’d love to experience that again on my anbernic device. Is it even possible??? I tried following a guide for batocera on pc but couldn’t get it to work on my handheld. I would be so excited to re experience games like starfox 64 with the hd texture packs 🎉 Cheers! And keep up the good work ❤
The features look great and it’s a shame it doesn’t come with a scraper’, but by the look of how the box art is displayed, I think text only looks better. Hopefully support for the upcoming RG CubeXX comes soon.
Tried switching from Knulli, but coming back. All the extra features (really major ones - bluetooth, scraping...) and polished UI in Knulli are worth those extra few seconds of booting time for me. Fix for cadinal snapping in Knulli was available even before muOS btw.
As I believe you are/were a linguist I guess I should concede and call this thing “moo” like everyone else eh? In my head it sounds like the mu from “music”. Anyhow, great vid!
Honestly given that the main dev is Australian he probably pronounces it like "mew" as well, since I noticed they do the same for words like "emu" and "puma" Down Under! Or maybe we can throw it all the window and pronounce it like "muh" since it's a shortening of "mustard", that would really throw people off :D
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-Do you want to watch a RGC setup guide of a device you don't have nor plan on buying?
-Yeah, man, I want to do it!
*grabs snack and a drink*
LOL the relatability
It's been awhile since you wanted to do it. I'm glad the passion is still there.
The community is really something else. Only project I support by being a member. Whenever they implement an art skraper
It's popularity will skyrocket!
And Bluetooth!
You need to implement a spell-checker.
@@Deadguy2322forreal A spell-checker wouldn't catch an "it's" that should be "its", and Skraper is the actual spelling of the name of that tool.
For advanced users, there is a script that you can run on the device to scrape box art. Note it requires a Terminal command or SSH to run: www.reddit.com/r/SBCGaming/comments/1ft11ys/artie_scraper_for_muos/
Hoping to see something similar implemented natively in a future muOS update!
@@just_ugu I believe Bluetooth support is in their roadmap :)
Literally researching this last night for my RG35xxH. Great timing! Thanks!
literally doing this when i get home from work today on my own RG35XX H
So nice! I´m waiting for mine to arrive still...
I've flashed it twice and each time the analogue controls were not registering at all. Not in any menus or any games, including ports. The only reason I got the new version was to fix analogue controls (snapping). Has anyone else had this problem?
Pretty much I'm doing it for the standalone psp and portmaster.
The starter guide is unbelievably good. It helped me setup muOS on the 40XXV and SP, and the Syncthing guide was also great!
Switched to MuOS from Day 1 and I never looked back.
You cant look back if it was a day one switch
Same! Booted the included sd once to make sure it worked, then popped in my new mu flashed sd and never regretted
@@shinjiikarirperhaps look up the definition of the phrase, what you said makes no sense
Stock os is way better on RG28XX
@@REDVARGBetter in which way? I have my RG28XX with MuOS Banana and it's awesome, I can't think how the Stock OS could be better
Do note:
1. If you're in the Discord server, someone is maintaining a script to do boxart scraping. So sooner or later an update might add something more akin to the way OnionOS automatically scrapes box art natively on the handheld's OS. (There's someone else porting freaking Dolphin on here but I'm not spoiling any more surprises)
2. Latest MuOS has "friendly folder name" function which means you can name your folder "FC" and on the content browser that folder will be seen as "Nintendo - Famicom". The folder isn't renamed itself.
3. Likely incremental updates after this release ("BANANA") can be done losslessly by just downloading a much smaller file on the website and using the Application - Archive Manager to extract from it.
4. Non-English viewers who might have had reservations on this OS, "BANANA" has multi-language support!!!
Hey one question here, do they already support Bluetooth as well?
Last time I've checked the only OS on the 35XX SP that supported Wifi, Bluetooth, HDMI, tap power button to swap dpad to analog and back and the close the lid to shutdown was the stockOS.
I'm on the edge o going CFW because I don't want to lose these features.
@@andremalerba5281 Everything but Bluetooth at the moment
This video launched exactly when I needed it! Thanks Russ!
Just got an RG35XXSP and have been up in the air about doing CFW, but the timing on this is too perfect! Can't wait to rock this out tonight! Thanks for the awesome guide (as always), Russ!
The DS-like UI on the thumbnail almost made me jump to get a handheld just to have that design fr. Looks so good.
Perfect timing with the new release! I keep having issues with Knulli, I'll give this a go.
knulli suxxx
The MuOS team works together with the Knulli developer.
I’m not sure what your issue is but I never really had a problem with Knulli. It’s also still in alpha stage so issues can be excepted.
@@GrimMeNaCe Well the first issue I had, I had to start again from scratch, I forget what exactly lol, so many other things going on, I started over again and just this morning I found that my botacera file was corrupted, had to restore that, just got back to getting it working properly.
What issues mate? If you had problems with Knulli don´t go into the muOS pain. Just friendly advice xDDDD
You are ramping up the video production! So good to see so many new videos. 😻
Thank you so much Russ! I just got a gorgeous rg35xx sp and used your video to install it, it was super simple and straitforward and looks amazing on this device!
What absolute timing! I just got my RG40xxv!! Went to the store and bought another sd card and a reader to get muOS going! Thank you for this! :D
Just got my SP yesterday and was looking at getting MuOS installed! Perfect timing as always Rus ❤
The RG40xxV is such a beautiful device. I'm really still tempted to buy it.
There is the H that is a beauty too : )
Yeah I want one as well but I'm waiting for its price to go down just a bit. I plan on removing the stick too and cover the hole somehow. I thinks it suits it more.
@@TheAlixSH for me I want something more power for PS2 and wider for DS and maybe 3DS. I usually play GBA on my phone so I don't need a GBA handheld and I'm not really into many of the other systems.
SP version coming.
@@yaadmadegaming it really is something else playing gba on a dedicated device though. Each their own but I prefer using a physical device/buttons over playing on a phone screen.
Perfect timing, I just got an RG35XXSP this week and was wondering if there was an updated guide somewhere. Thanks!
Thank you as always for such a clear and succinct guide, Russ. muOS has been the best OS I've used on a retro handheld.
This XX line is fantastic.. it has just enough power for n64 and dreamcast.
They are sold at a great price and cfw is awesome as well
Crazy timing. I just put MuOS on my daughters RG28xx. Ill watch your video to see if I did it properly!
excellent video as always! my current favorite theme is 'Def not SFC - Dark', so nice and clean with pinch of color makes it perfect. *_chef's kiss_*
I love MuOS, been using it for months
Looks sharp, I might try it on one of my XX devices for Port Master.
Thank you again for your services. Updating both my 4” devices this evening.
Hey Russ, great vídeo! One important correction:
BIOS: The dreamcast bios file should go into a /DC subfolder ( /muos/bios/DC ) or else the emulators will not find it and use the HLE bios with worst performance. It is a libreto standard and not something muOS could change while using RetroArch.
The timing of your videos is always great, I've had my SP for a few months but was too lazy to put a custom OS on it. Now that I will use it more I was planning to finally put muOS after I saw the latest update.
muOS + the SP is a great combo!
The one software dev Ko-Fi I absolutely love supporting.
What a fun, friendly,helpful community that surrounds MuOS.
Wonderful guide Russ. Thank you!
Exactly what I wanted to watch ❤️
These are the type of videos that I live for
Muos is great. I installed the update the "wrong" way once... and it still worked! I will still redo my install completely one day to make sure I didn't screw anything up but so far it works absolutely fine.
Perfect timing! Just got my tranparent white sp and loving it.
I'm getting mine this week, so this is just perfect timing for a video.
Great video - I've had a lovely time converting my 35XXSP over to MUOS. Love the attention to detail during the init phase. The sound effects are particularly great and oh so retro. Felt like I duno something out of say a low budget Roger Corman Sci-Fi flick - in otherwords awesome!!!
Where was this video last week when I really needed it. :-D
Literally just got my RG35XXSP this week and was asking myself, I wonder if Russ will make a muOS guide soon. Boom 👏🏻
I JUST got muOS on all my ambernics, this is the video I sorely needed.
Great stuff, Russ! Keep up the great work!!
Ordered rg35xx sp a few days ago, can wait to use it with a full potential
Did you notice a difference with the new " Gamma's analog stick fix"? I would love to see if that helped with the cardinal direction snapping. I have a 40xxH that should be here this week and that would sell me on muOS! Thanks for the guide.
Brilliant video. Clear and comprehensive- thank you so much
YES!! I’ve been waiting for a new Muos video because of the suspend option. Awesome timing
Will definitely get this. Browsing through new memory cards as I watch.
I got a 35xxsp earlier this week and since getting it I have fallen in love with MuOS. I had baked beans on it for like a day before banana came out and then moved over to banana, and it has been awesome. Also, the discord server is a great place to be, everyone seems helpful and passionate about this operating system...but then there is silliness as well, like the ko-fi supporters are voting on the name of the next version and the debates can be silly fun.
This video is a piece of art! Great work Russ ❤️
This might become a worthy Onion OS competitor. Where Onion shines is their Netplay features (both for couch co-op as well as link cable with TGB Dual). But even from what I saw in this video I'm more tempted than ever to consider an RG40XX-V. :P
I just picked up an rg35xxsp and put MuOS on it and its really great. The only big drawback is the lack of bluetooth support right now but I know they are working on it. I really wish anbernic made this exact device except with a bit beefier processor and some more ram. I was really bummed to see that Cave CV1000 games aren't running on this at least not on fbneo. Great video.
Thank you for making this guide for us Ross, I can't wait to setup muOS if I get an Anbernic RG35XX H of my own and the analog stick fix that came out with the new release is going make playing PS1, N64, and Dreamcast games all the better without dealing with the cardinal snapping these devices have. One thing I really wish the muOS developers would implement is Bluetooth support, I'm surprised Bluetooth functionality isn't been put back in muOS when the other OS options still have Bluetooth support.
I was a huge GarlicOS user for the original RG35XX. When I got the RG35XX Plus, I started experimenting with other custom firmwares.
MinUI and muOS have been my favorites so far. MinUI unfortunately introduced stuttering issues with all the updates since January and I stopped trying to solve it mid year and switched to muOS. I haven’t touched my installation since.
All that to say: I’m looking forward to seeing a good overview of what the latest versions have to offer. I might reinstall after grabbing my snack and drink.
Actually, my breakfast and coffee.
Thanks for another great guide.
Been using muOS since i got my 35xxh and i love it
Thanks so much, this is exactly what I needed.
Literally about an hour before this video dropped I opened up my fresh anbernic sp and was wondering what OS I should use. Russ reading minds again.
lol at "Oppay Escoppay" - 16:28
No shift, that came up and cracked me up
I think we killed ScreenScraper, "Please wait, downloading resources..." for hours
EDIT: Ross seems to be fond of working directly with the SD2 card, but as many porters working on portmaster ports know: SCP/SFTP is invaluable. Just connect to wifi, activate them, and just push anything you want to the device directly. No cursing that you have just clipped your nails.
If you like ArkOS for its ability to quickly save state, shutdown and power on and immediatelly back into your RA game with quick resume, youll going to be blown away by muOS. I also love the quick, mostly text focused menu (using VBgo theme), because, after a while, I stopped caring about box art and just spend my time playing games on a tram, bus, metro, waiting at the doctors or whatever. 5 mins is good enough for a quick game with muOS.
just setup muOS 2 weeks ago, if only this video came up early my life will be so much easier hahaha
Thanks for the video.
I love MuOS, but I have an RG40XX-H and I was waiting for the compatible version.
Great guide. Thanks.
Overall great guide, but I'm a little surprised that you didn't cover adding system art.
I personally find that having an icon for each emulated system really adds to the visual appeal of muOS, and makes it a little bit faster and easier to navigate the systems menu.
Banana kind of broke the pokemon and zelda theme i was using on the sp :(
Love how much they work on the OS, super smooth.
Yo dude love your videos😊😊
All set up now. Thank you Russ! I cant get PICO8 to change to native, but other than that, all good! Ill just use my RGB30 for that!
Even though I already installed Banana on my RG40XXV I'm happy this video finally dropped 😂!
Can't wait for my RG40XXV to arrive in the mail!
RG28xx literally got here in the mail today and Russ had this video up almost as if to tell me that this was a better choice than the stock firmware, haha
For the RG28XX i MinUI is also pretty nice. If you don't plan on using Portmaster i'd say that is the better option.
@@Seltendenker I actually am using Portmaster. It's an awesome way to have UFO 50 in my pocket!
I am using the Innuendo theme and I absolutely love it.
Great video!
ohhh thank you russ, perfect timing my 35XXSP is scheduled to get here today lol
these guides are really usefull
I JUST installed this last night! I should have waited a few hours 😂
The intro music gets me everytime❤ love it!
Russ you are a MF legend! I feel like I've been watching your content for a few years now, and would consider my self at the intermediate level of emulation, so I have friends who ask how I do certain things with my devices. And I don't know why but I get a strange sense of joy when I point them to your website, because of how comprehensive and user friendly your guides are. So I want to say thank you for all that you do and If I ever get the chance to meet you in real life, then you sir are respectfully getting a hug from me. Lol cheers
APE ESKAPE said like a true latino, you're invited to the cookout fam.
Cookout?
@@hhxte3185 Carne asada.
@@visualfernomenal better
One thing I miss from the OG Anbernic OS is the search function where you can search for a game via a text box, I cant see this option in muOS.
Otherwise I'm a fan of it (the load time is phenomenal!).
MuOS is great. I personally don't care much about having flashy themes or whatever but I like MuOS for how easy it is to set up and configure and how it doesn't rely on a predetermined folder structure for roms.
best os so far, proud to be here since v9
It’s a bonus for a faster boot time
If Anbernic did this with boot and exit game screen I wouldn’t change oh well now to flash my 35sp 35h 40h 40v 🎉
As always, fantastic video! Upgraded my 40xxv straight away using this guide. In the video you mentioned a Gamma analog stick fix at the start, how do we action this?
MuOS is my go to now and favorite for these systems. It used to be ArkOS but that hasn’t been on much lately besides some small things here and there
Sweet! All this needs is OTA updates and an art scraper
Now we need a spruce OS guide for the a3O
Hi Russ! Appreciate the vídeos as allways. I have 2 quick questions for you.
1- Which OS you prefer? MuOS or GarlicOS ?
2- Which of those have AD-HOC in them?
Nice Tim Rogers/Insert Credit reference :)
I don't even have a muOS compatible device but here I am watching all this video
Ftp is very good for transfert files wireless you show have shown that very usefull option imo.
Lmao I literally just pulled the trigger on a xxSP and was looking at your guide for a good OS... Guess I'll do muOS!
muOS is great for all the options you have while still being pretty simple. if you don't plan on using portmaster, syncthing, or any of that stuff i'd go with minUI tho
@@Seltendenker thanks for the rec, I'll look into minUI too 👀
28:45 This is a small but great QoL change - you can now move horizontally AND vertically through the menus!
Oof. That green theme is jarring once those full color art images pop up. Still pretty cool tho!
Babe ! New Retro Game Corps video just dropped !
Can you make a tutorial on how to setup and dual boot windows on the Steam Deck?
Great content
Actually I like muOS style very much, I even created my own theme in baked beans version. I had updated to the latest banana version yesterday. Honestly speaking it had great improvement in running Saturn games, but still not comparable with the latest Stock OS.
Have they fixed Bluetooth and HDMI since your 35XX family starter guide? I went with Knulli based on your guide because I wanted to be able to use my 35XXH like a console as well. It was my first retro handheld, and now it gets used almost exclusively as a console.
HDMI works great now, BT is still being worked on.
Hello Russ! I’ve been following for a long time now. You helped me chose my first device (miyoo mini) i now have a miyoo a30 and rg35xxh and i love it.
Thank you for all your videos!
I’m a big fan of knulli and i’m considering mu os now!
One thing i tried to look for and couldn’t get an answer: back in the day i played n64 games on my computer with hd texture set. I’d love to experience that again on my anbernic device. Is it even possible??? I tried following a guide for batocera on pc but couldn’t get it to work on my handheld. I would be so excited to re experience games like starfox 64 with the hd texture packs 🎉
Cheers! And keep up the good work ❤
The features look great and it’s a shame it doesn’t come with a scraper’, but by the look of how the box art is displayed, I think text only looks better. Hopefully support for the upcoming RG CubeXX comes soon.
Tried switching from Knulli, but coming back. All the extra features (really major ones - bluetooth, scraping...) and polished UI in Knulli are worth those extra few seconds of booting time for me. Fix for cadinal snapping in Knulli was available even before muOS btw.
can't wait to see a video player with youtube browsing to utilize more of the wifi function
As I believe you are/were a linguist I guess I should concede and call this thing “moo” like everyone else eh? In my head it sounds like the mu from “music”. Anyhow, great vid!
Honestly given that the main dev is Australian he probably pronounces it like "mew" as well, since I noticed they do the same for words like "emu" and "puma" Down Under! Or maybe we can throw it all the window and pronounce it like "muh" since it's a shortening of "mustard", that would really throw people off :D
I just can't wait for it to support BT for controlers
Great video! Could you do a quick test of the analog stick fix on the RG40XXH/V consoles? Does it really fix them?