Odin 3

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

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

My advise walk to nearest garbage can open lid drop inside. Mr.Shield Screen Protector compatible with AYN Odin 3 [Tempered Glass] [3-PACK] [Japan Glass with 9H Hardness] Or Screen Protector For Ayn Odin 3, [3 Pack] Tempered Glass with 9H Hardness, Anti-Scratch, Bubble-Free Or 【2Pack】 for AYANEO Poc

I stream from both my AMD and Nvidia rigs from gamescope-session (cachyos-handheld package). For AMD I needed to force an EDID in kernel boot params (I just cloned the EDID of my connected TV and force it on the HDMI port my TV is connected to, so it's only always seen as 1 display, without the forc

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

Retroid Pocket 5, AYN Odin 2 mini looks so cool man. As someone who had PSP as a kid and later tried playing on PPSSPP, an emulator app on Android, I really appreciate having physical buttons rather than just using the touch controls. These things are also running in Android meaning you can still in