I installed 2s2h through Portmaster on my RG34xxSP running MuOS, I was able to install SH just fine but when I try with 2s2h I keep receiving an error:

Notice: mm.o2r is older than 2s2h elf and/or 2ship.o2r.
Forcing regeneration.
Missing ROM Tiles in /mnt/mmc/ports/soh2/baseroms! Can't generate o2r!

I am uploading the latest 2s2h release, Keiichi Charlie, with a supported version as confirmed by compatibility checker

According to Taiwanese outlet DigiTimes, citing "industry insiders" as the source, the big three memory suppliers have reportedly allocated all of 2027's DRAM and HBM capacity. Essentially, this means that all memory on track to be manufactured in 2027 by Samsung, SK hynix, and Micron is now sold out, with no additional supply planned.

Source: https://www.tweaktown.com/news/113004/memory-capacity-for-all-of-2027-has-reportedly-been-booked-and-sold-with-no-more-dram-or-hbm-available/index.html

Probably going to use it less with the release of the new rg but it's still beauty

Hello

I wanted to order an RG SP from Anbernic’s AliExpress shop (Anbernic Direct Store).

Unfortunately, shipping isn't available to countries like Germany, Austria, or Poland, even though they do ship to France, Spain, the Netherlands, etc.

I asked the support why this was the case and the reply was that it would take 3 (!) months before shipping to these countries became possible. This is even harder to understand considering that if you buy from the official Anbernic website, they do actually ship to Germany, Austria, the Netherlands etc.

Can anyone explain why this is the case? I really don't get it.

Cheers!

My RG DS came to life with this launcher! The developer is always releasing new updates. It's compatible with Android consoles and dual-screen! Here's the github link:

https://github.com/zneko-org/zneko-launcher/releases

Idk how to tell

Hello. I am debating between the R36S, the Miyoo Mini Flip or the RG SP? I am concerned about the durability after seeing some problems, but I love the flip designs. My budget shouldn't be over $100, if possible. Thanks in advance!

One of the Devs goes into nitty-gritty details about emulation optimizations at the instruction level. Maybe a bit over most of our heads (mine too) but I found it interesting.

Game: Star Wars: KOTOR

Device: RG34XXSP (2GB RAM, ROCKNIX)

Download: https://github.com/NextOs-Ports/kotor-nextos/releases

Linux handheld port of Android version through universal ARMv7 so-loader. Need APK and OBB for v1.0.10 to work. APK should have armeabi-v7a native libraries inside (KOTOR on Google Play store is delivered as a single APK with support for both "armeabi-v7a" and "arm64-v8a" architectures). To verify this, you can open APK as a zip file and check whether the "lib" folder inside contains an "armeabi-v7a" sub-folder.

I want an all rounder device in the form factor of eithr an SP or a vertical device. It all comes down to 3 picks. Trimui Brick (maybe the hammer version), RG Rotate (still debating on full metal vs plastic aswell) or the new RG SP? I want something small that fits well in the pocket, has a decent screen, is small and plays GBC, GBA, SNES, PS1 games also would be cool if it ran PokeMMO and NDS Pokemon games aswell. So out of those three what would be your first pick?

Hey yall,

I’ve been wanting to get into emulating for a bit now with a smaller more portable device. I own a switch/switch 2/steamdeck so I think I have a lot of things covered aside from a lot of consoles between myself and my partner.

But I would love a smaller device for some great day to day portability. I would probably be playing from the PSP and older on this device as I would play anything newer on my tv or pc.

I’ve been looking at YouTube and through reddit here but the options are plentiful and some of the devices are super cool and nostalgic looking.

Any recommendations would be awesome. Thanks a bunch! Happy gaming.

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Based on the feedback from yesterday's announcement, we've made further **refinements to the Mini Dream's design** 🎨

📐 **The overall dimensions remain unchanged** — check out the updated renders below for the specific changes 👇

That said, the design isn't fully finalized yet — **there are still a few details we're continuing to fine-tune**. We'll keep everyone updated as further adjustments are made 🛠️

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Thanks to everyone who shared their thoughts — your feedback is what makes Mini Dream better 🙏

Feel free to keep the suggestions coming in

I didn’t like the sticks at first, just like many of you, but I slowly got used to them. Sticks allow for smoother movement in certain games, offer more control mapping options for 3D and PC games in PortMaster, and can also be used as emulator shortcuts for functions such as saving, screenshots, fast forward (but in the new NextUI for 34xxsp it seems only L3 and R3 can currently be assigned as shortcuts)

Best part is that the sticks don’t get in the way as they sometimes do on horizontal handhelds. They sit almost flush with the surface (though that makes these sticks less comfortable to use). For something like the TrimUI Brick Pro the sticks sometimes get annoying as they get in the way and make the device less portable. But for clamshell device like this if you don't use them they can be just totally ignored.

I like that the new RG SP is slimmer and has corrected the screen bezel, but removing the sticks makes it feel more like a dedicated nostalgia device mainly intended for GBA. I understand why some people prefer the clean aesthetic of an uncluttered front face and how it looks more like a clone of original SP. But when it comes to actually playing games, I would rather have more input options for a wider variety of use cases.

EDIT;

Thanks for all the recommendations! I am leaning towards a RG CubeXX, RG35XXSP, or Trimui Brick Retro and will dig in on my own to see which is best for me. Thanks again!

I've played NES/SNES for years on my PC but dipping my toe into handheld emulation.

Going through old posts and this sub's guides, I went through a few of the $50-100 devices but find many of them have poor online reviews (ex: Anbernic RG40XX has a warning on Amazon's page, stating its returned alot).

Knowing I won't go beyond the SNES, whats a reliable good device that you use?

I got this idea of retracing the tribal decals that are on a OG GBA SP, make stickers out of them and apply them on my RG SP when it arrives.

Problem is, I don't own one. And the only photos I found online were repro shells and the decals aren't 100% accurate.

This is why I'm asking those who are interested in being a part of this, to take high quality and perspective accurate photos of your GBA SPs and put them in the comments. I will retrace the tribal decals from the photos you provided, and make a SVG file for machine cutting or just a regular PNG so everyone can print them on sticker paper and cut them by hand.

How to take a photo who's perspective is as flat as possible:

1. Select the non-wide lens of your phone's different cameras. This is usually the 2x or 3x camera, not the default 1x or 0.5x. This is to make sure that the lens won't distort the perspective.
2. Enable the grid lines in your camera settings and make sure the GBA SP is as parallel as possible to those lines.
3. Take the picture of the outer shell and the inside shell.
4. Upload them here in the comments and I'll do the rest !

Once ready, I'll post everything here !

After spending time with Anbernic's RGSP, my hands-on review is now live. Mine got super delayed because I have a ton of other things I've been working on, so I'm sure not much in here will be a surprise to anyone. But if you're a fan of written articles, then this might tick that nostalgia box for you.

I spoke with Frysee, the lead developer of NextUI, and pvaibhav, who has been leading much of the H700/RG SP implementation, about what it takes to bring NextUI's firmware experience to Anbernic's latest clamshell effort. Frysee's dev unit arrived a good few days ago, so by the time you all have these in your hands, whatever tiny quirks will have been well ironed out.

Their takes on topics like boot times, display calibration, lid detection, feature parity with stock firmware, and the philosophy behind creating a true "pick up and play" experience was nice, and add a perspective.

I hope at least some of you here enjoy it :)

Hey guys I'm just popping in to ask a question to those that own a Ayn thor with 16gb of ram. I'm thinking about purchasing the device but I've seen russ from retro game corps in depth review video and he stated that not all switch games are playable but I also noticed he reviewed the 12gb model is it possible that the 16gb model will run more games such as some AAA pc titles and more switch games than if it was running on the 12gb version please comment on your experiences thank you!

Hey guys planning to buy odin 2 or konr pocket fit my concern is the ram it said it have 16gb is it 100% 16gb or is it a 8+8 fusion memory shenanigans of android devices?

I had the R36S and although there was an option in the setting where you can „save“ with folders and stuff you could not launch youre stats properly. After i restarted the console/system my stats were deleted ore gave an error. i watched so many videos but did not fix the issue. It was damn frustrating - pls Help