There is also the built-in screen controller mapping which we have seen in Anbernic’s recent Android handhelds. It works very well and definitely gives you the upper hand on games such as first person shooters! Benchmark Results and Comparison

Both models have the RK3566 Quad-Core 64 bit Cortex-A55 processor which runs up to 1.8GHz. The RG353V dual boot retro gaming console has 2GB of LPDDR4 RAM, and 32GB internal eMMC storage for the Android operating system. The RG353VS with Linux OS has 1GB of LPDDR4 RAM. So we can see that the RG505 performs roughly between up to three times as much as the RG353 series and up to twice as much as the RG552, let’s see how that transforms for emulator performance. Emulator Performance To try a different emulator, see Hints -> Trying different cores/emulators in this guide. All retroarch cores Shaders

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The RG353M is the ultimate handheld gaming console with high performance and reliability all contained in a stylish aluminium alloy case.

version of Linux that’s been streamlined to run emulators most efficiently. Retroarch Retroarch provides most of the cores/emulators that run the provided games. The The RG350M features the same JZ4770 Dual Core processor running up to 1.0Ghz with DDR2 512MB RAM. As we have seen with the RG350, it uses the OpenDingux operating system and is capable of running all of the popular retro gaming systems from the 70’s up to the 2000’s. Support bui lt-in WIFI online fighting, streaming, HDMI, vibrating motor, s upport 3.5mm stereo earphones, This tells Retroarch’s cores to conform to the shape of each device’s original screen shape, preventing games from appearing squashed. Arcade games The RG353V and RG353VS is a great option for those requiring a high performance and reliable retro gaming console. It supports many consoles from the 70’s up to 2000’s for you to be easily able to relive or discover the thousands of classic games for them!We have tuned the configuration for each installed game. The configuration files are stored in psp/ppsspp/PSP/SYSTEM/ on the EASYROMS partition of the SD card. That folder contains configuration files for other games you may choose to install in the future. Our configurations are based on those found at https://github.com/jserodio/rg351p-ppsspp-settings/. For both models of the retro handheld emulator, the Linux operating system is stored on the included 16GB micro SD card. There is a 64GB micro SD card also included which is used for game storage.

The display is a 3.5 inch IPS screen with a resolution of 640×480. It is bright, vibrant and upscales older consoles to the correct 4:3 ratio with amazing results. The RG353V retro gaming console has a touchscreen for use with Android, while the RG353VS does not. As part of our RG505 review we ran some system benchmarks which we can use to see how well in general the RG505 performs We can also compare with other Android devices. They’re well position, incredibly responsive and curve around the corners allowing for a good amount of touch points. From here on is where the improvements have been made to the retro console. The first thing you will notice is the Aluminium Alloy casing available in Space Grey and Rose Gold. It gives the RG350M a real premium feel and look.

My first ever home console was the SEGA Mega Drive and again this works flawlessly, and because of the 4:3 display the game sits perfectly inside of the screen with bright saturated colours and nostalgic music coming from the speakers below. This is another console I found myself going to alot.