Odin 3

Eh. I think the answer depends on if the ram shortage loosens/if they think a 12gb rp6 would move at the prices they'll need to make the ram worth it. With Ayn being the slightly more premium moorechip brand, and with there being a general computing crunch, I could 100% see the answer to "there's de

There is only one company I know that has a chance in doing this, and that’s AYN. They are taking over retro handheld gaming market by storm. Their latest product: Odin 3 looks like serious competitor, limited only by its target audience. Suspend your biases for a Chinese company for a second. AYN a

an AYN thor, Retroid pocket 5/6, or an Odin 3. and ro start with, a miyo mini +/miyo mini flip, or retroid R34XXSP. all amazing consoles. my thor feels WAYYYYYY nicer than the switch, or my 3ds, or any of my consoles. the pocket 5 i got my hands on felt nicer than the vita, and way more so rhan the

Yes It is legitimately an end-game device. As in, if someone told you that you were only ever allowed to own one retro handheld console, and it had to be the AYN Thor, you would be totally ok with that. Last year, AYN Odin 2 and Retroid Pocket 5 were those end-game devices. If you own one of these d

This will be my first handheld. I was all in on the Odin 2 mini when I first saw it because I used to have a Vita but the 5” LCD display and battery is just too small and it’s expensive. (Why pay $330 if you can pay the same and get a larger device?) I’m getting either Odin 3 or 2 Portal for Remote

Let me tell you a bit about my experience, because I think it’s very similar to yours. When I was a kid, my dad could afford it, but he never bought me a PS2 (which was the console I wanted the most and never had), and much less handheld consoles like the Game Boy or the PSP. Now I’m an adult with s