@@SicketMog Hey SicketMog, glad to see you here. Gratz for getting the RP4P and Odin 2 Max. Did you make yourself some Christmas presents there :) ? I‘m not too mich into these high-end emulation handhelds but these are absolutely great. I find it more challenging to pimp those cheaper devices and get the max out of them. The Aladdin gameplay you see in the video was played on the SNES emulator and runs pretty well on the device. GBA emulation is more demanding and so more titles struggle to play well. Still the majority of GBA games run Ok. It‘s a great device for the price and if you just like to play some 8-bit or some 16-bit titles it‘s absolutely worth the price.

@@MashTec Ah forgot to reply to you mb; read it though but was hectic around new years (happy new year!). I'm sticking around and am also directing some more people to your channel when given the chance.😉All good with you? Specifically SNES looked a bit slow though was my reaction, not just GBA, but don't have much experience with Aladdin so maybe that's just how it runs (?). Yeah man you could say that. Got them before christmas for cheap (especially the Odin was a steal; Max model for about $250 with shipping just before the domestic auctionsite decided they were going to screw all customers over with extra fees). Setting them up is even "worse" than it was for Linux as a non-techy person. Also keep getting distracted playing native android rather than setting it (RP4P for now) up to look nice; that's a nice problem to have though. Currently looking into docks for making both into portable multiplayer consoles more similar to Switch. Have one for the Odin, courtesy of Ugreen who had a sale during christmas, but dk if it doubles for the RP4P; have not looked into it. For sure though still love my 351P, Apotris gets a lot of play, so thank you again for getting me started with that setup process. To get something like this for $7 is pretty insane when you think about where emulation was in the early 00's (used to play on Nesticle feeling like an OG). This would make a great cheap present for someone casual. I hear you when it comes to the attitude of "making a lot with a little" so to speak. In fact the entire emulation handheld market is insane rn... Think I've told this story before elsewhere but me and my childhood friends used to talk- and dream about "a multiconsole that could play every cart- and CD-based game". Now they exist and you don't even need carts and you have extras like wireless headphones and whatnot... and they're PORTABLE with shaders and ffw/rw and can play movies/music as well and be connected to the TV and some have wireless controllers and wifi vs etc etc and all of this for a fraction of what a console back then cost. It's crazier than we even dared to dream; will hopefully never get used to it. This fact + indies = pretty great times to be into gaming (despite AAA seemingly falling off a cliff lately). Edit: don't remember if I got this tip from you specifically (?) but to anyone watching will recommend getting a program called "SD card formatter". It saved me a couple of extra SD-cards, for cheap devices such as this, that I thought were damaged permanently during the setup process for the 351 series. Just a random tip.👍

Hey my friend :) i‘m glad you like the video. Thanks for your feedback and enjoy your SF200 with the purple neo build.

Hi Taylor, i know it‘s very slow most if the time (and that can be really annoying). It depends on how much load is on their servers. There are times where less people use the service. Then it runes quiet quick.

Hi Taylor, i know it‘s very slow most if the time (and that can be really annoying). It depends on how much load is on their servers. There are times where less people use the service. Then it runes quiet quick.

@@MashTec I got past the initial setup and now it’s saying it’s gonna take 8 hours to scrape ~100 games haha. Gonna let it run overnight

Oh damn, that‘s really long. Thank god it‘s christmas. I‘d also just let it run for the time and take the result as a christmas present 😂 merry christmas dude.

@ haha yeah it’s actually for a Christmas present so hopefully it’s done by morning. Merry Christmas man

@@ggwpezpzlemonsqueezy Hey dude, i know exactly what kind of devices you mean :D This price range was dominated by those 300 in 1 or 500 in 1 crappy handhelds with cheap games on them, many Chinese titles or lots of duplicates. Gratz for this great deal 👍🏻 i bet you will enjoy it.

​@@MashTec Hell yess. Now im having a blast playing metal slug with $4 handhelds. Thats my all time favourite back in 2005 😆 that need a fcking computer to play 😂

@@Alex_aviña Hi Alex, most of them cane with Multicore, but others were already available with the stock firmware. I collected them together and upload them to my google drive to share the entire collection with you.

​@@MashTecwhere can i find your google drive?

​@@MashTecwhere can i find your google drive?

@@LemonsCure Hi dude, unfortunately i haven‘t found a good way to improve the screen tearing situation on the pure stock firmware. Overclocking seems to slightly improve it, but i would not recommend to do it because it can make your system unstable and highers the risk to damage it.

Thank you Paolo, you‘re welcome amigo!

Damn true 😂👍🏻 And lasts longer with more fun.

You‘re welcome gladly :)

I‘m glad to hear that! 😃👍🏻 enjoy your device

Hi Dirk, yes you could do that, but i wouldn‘t recommend you to do. Usually the micro SDcard that comes with the device is of a cheap brand. Those cards tend to wear out quick and may come with weird problems (e.g. loading failures, partly loss of data, no boot). I‘d recommend you to keep the original card as backup and install a new system to a new SDcard from Samsung or Sandisk. 16GB are enough and you get these cards for around $10. ensure to format the card in FAT32 when you go for it ;) enjoy my friend

@@good_rain Hi dude, i recommend to install the latest firmware 1.7.1 before you apply the Multicore mod. As you said right, Multicore extends the existing firmware and is not a stand-alone firmware.

​@@MashTecHi:) thank You i will do this.

Hello my friend, yes i will cover that in one of my next videos 👍🏻

Thanks a lot

@@UnknownGamer40464 Hey UnknownGamer, welcome! If you plan to hook your GB300 to a TV, i‘m sure you‘ll appreciate having the controller. So you can use the GB300 as console and play more comfortable with the wireless controller from the couch.

@@lumorowenamooncaller9811 Congratulations!! 🎉🥳 Nice achievement :) I love this handheld for 8-bit gaming and most 16-bit games too. It‘s such a lightweight handheld with a great button layout and the fastest boot time ever! Perfect to pick up for a quick game - safe state - continue ;)