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

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

Have you considered an OLED Android handheld like the Ayn Odin 3 or Portal? The Retroid Pocket 6 should also be coming out soon.cYou'll get much better battery life for emulation out of that with actually better PS2 performance than the Steam Deck (though mature software support kinda stops there ri

I love my Odin 2 mini, got the pro model for $299 on Amazon. I play a lot of switch and pc games on it these days, anything from doom 2016, and pokemon sword to stardew valley and octopath traveler. I will say the battery on the mini is more limited than the one in the Odin 3 for sure(although it ch

Since this is your first handheld, the absolute biggest thing you need to consider is form factor and weight. If you're traveling a lot, a massive, heavy device is eventually going to just stay in your bag. Personally, I'm used to the older PSP-style form factor, so I always lean towards lighter dev

id honestly buy two consoles. not really much for emulating xbox 360, so its best to use pc for that. id buy a Ayn thor/Odin 3/Retroid pocket 5 or 6, than a lenovo legion GO. Xbox rog ally, rog ally X etc whatever pc handheld you want. try to get it open box or whatever. but if you dint care about p

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

If you're still considering stuff, another option is handhelds. The obvious answer is a SteamDeck, but those are hard to find right now. A possible viable option right now is actually one that surprised me: Android handhelds. Those things pack a surprising punch. They were mostly used for retro emul

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

Depends on what you want to play really. I have an Ally Z1e, so Im biased towards Windows machines because I can play literally any game I want for free if its a PC game or emulate any handheld or console game up to PS3/360/Switch. So for that reason, Id go Legion Go or Ally personally. The only thi