/vr/ - Retro Games

>>7034181
>using old pic and timestamp rather than take a new one
I like my oDroidGo Advance. I'm using Batocera as the operating system. GBA games have a perfect 2x scale and you can use a button combo to open the Retroarch menu and use the GBA color filters. The one massive downside is that the awkward resolution results in basicly anything that isn't GBA and PS2 needing a bit of blur or smoothing to not look like a jaggy mess. Fortunately this doesn't drive me crazy, but if your autistic I wouldn't recommend it.
For refrence the oDroid Go Advance to my knowledge plays NES-PS1 as well and any handheld. It plays PSP games to a level that I wouldn't expect (In my testing I got Gladiator Begins sitting at near its regular frame rate but with no sound glitches and Prinny worked flawlessly from what I played.) Puzzle Quest always seems to run slow and even throughts up a warning about probably needing to turn on frame skip but that might just be PPSSPP so IDK.
If your wanting to play N64 I haven't tested any of it but I would imagine it works well considering Batocera uses Libretro cores when it can.
TL;DR
I like the OGA it plays everything I wan't nicely but requires you turn on a bit of blur for everything that isn't GBA and PSP.

>>6814190
I bought myself a oDroid Go Advance Black Edition for my birthday this year. Its pretty fucking great. I am currently using Batocera as my OS because it uses a bunch of libretro cores which I am already familiar with changing settings on so it didn't take any real setup time. The screen is a pixel perfect 2x of the GBA screen so scaling can be interesting at times with different systems different resolutions and aspect ratios but so far nothing has been unreadable. Also I have tested some PSP games (INB4 not retro) and I have no real complaints (no crackling audio which is the only real deal breaker for me). Overall I would say that it was a pretty cool purchase but its not going to beat my PC at anything. Only reason I bought it is because I changed to a standing desk and didn't want to stand to emulate games.