@@turnbasedtoddy7664 I don't have my RG35XX (lent it to someone), but I think this has to do with the perspective. The Miyoo is slightly thinner and thus farther away from the camera.

@@TheSpringsteen83 For most it's a budget issue, or simply not wanting two very similar devices.

@@coinops Another commenter pointed this out as well. I just did it in a bit confusing way. I was holding the device up to the mic, so the one that is on the Table is not playing and the one labeled is out of frame playing.

It's not expensive, so you should go for it :D

@@dyXurChannel oh I will lmao! Even if it just sits there as a decoration it would fit my other mouse so well!

@@yareyaredaze9450 To be completely honest I don't have a seperate category for budget and non-budget I can recommend. Prices have come down by a lot, even for brand ones. Both SanDisk (e.g extreme pro & plus) and Kingston (e.g. CANVAS) haven't let me down so far.

Honestly the Dreamcast support (PSP as well) is very flaky. Some games work, most don't. Of portability is important I'd go with the MM+. I don't have the SP version, but from what I've seen it's quite a bit thicker (like 50%) than an og SP. But hardware wise both are fine. And if you wait a bit I'm sure the RG35xxSP will come down in price.

yeah might have to be the mm plus, sp isn't much more but seems bulky even though i like everything else, pow kiddy v10 looks good and is on sale but nothing about support yet

@@dyXurChannel thanks for the reply btw!

@@harrison9861 No problem.

@@harrison9861 My problem with PowKiddy is that their quality is all over the place (since they also just rebrand some consoles iirc). But the one you mentioned does look nice.

To be fair though the GBA is like 20 years old, so it's not unexpected to have faults pop up with it.

@@dyXurChannel your right i wish there a way to store it without rotting away, mine gameboy on the other hand is still working fine. I got mine retromini in 2018

@@VYT2327 one can always go to the extreme. Yoi could probably get a Box made from UV resistant material with a oneway valve to pull all the oxygen out (this could damage the LCD though)

I think I mentioned it on another video (or community post), but the long term testing is currently on hold. The method, I used took way to long and was inconsistent.

Thanks!

Out of the box I definitely give it to the Miyoo. The Anbernics is a bit too stiff for my liking. Over time, when the rubber pads get worn out, this might be a different story though.

Oh i didn't know that, but also I don't think the 4% will get you that mucht further anyways.

@@dyXurChannel lol yeah, I was shocked to hear you got another 2 hours from it in the home menu.

@@johannliebert2870 That was definitly something I didn't expect either, but I guess it would be the same for other devices (e.g. Switch) when they are just in the menu.

My bad, it's not in Settings. It's in Tweaks->System->Low Batt. Save and exit

Cuál es mejor para juegos de peleas??l

That certainly is one way to get your hands on SD cards...

TBH the MClassic had almost no effect and KZbins compression doesn't help. I mostly tested with it to see if I can get some improvements, but I guess if the res isn't at least 720 or higher it won't do much.

@@dyXurChannel Have you tested mclassic with an HD cable for PS2?

@@momoqahtani6545 Do you mean the Hyperkin one? Or another one? But in both cases no, since so far I've used to go with an OSSC and Scart cable.

@@dyXurChannel yes I meant the hyperkin cable . Is OSSC giving like ps2 emulator at pc ?

Kinda... For consoles like the SNES the OSSC will look just like an emulator, but once you enter 3D graphics it gets a little tricky. It will look like you emulate a PS2 game at native resolution and then upscale it. The problem there is that early 3D consoles were very weak and used low resolution graphics that were upscaled with some filter applied to look good on CRTs. So it can look very blurry and jagged. Modern PS2 (and other consoles) emulators can however provide the extra power to render everything at much higher resolutions and even properly upscale textures (or provide HD Texture packs in some cases). So all in all it depends on what kind of PS2 emulation you expect. The one most people use these days, or one accurate to the original video output the PS2 would've provided.

Can you elaborate what you mean by software 3? They usually go with a simple yyyymmdd versioning system.

I had no problems with either, but to each their own.

Oh I didn't know that about the Micros CPU.

@@dyXurChannel Yeah so to fit all of the GBA components into such a small PCB (actually 2 PCBs) they had to combine the CPU and RAM into one chip. Interestingly enough the Micro HAS the components to play GB and GBC games but they didn't finalize it during development so it sadly can't unless you use a flash cart. But these GB/GBC games are emulated on the console so its a hit or miss on some titles. I just love this console and its honestly the perfect companion device to carry with me!

@@JtwasLuck The more you know! I love it as well, sadly it's too rare for me to just carry it arround, but if I had it when it came out I would've had it in my pocket by default!

@@dyXurChannel Oh definitely sadly during that time I transitioned from the GBA SP to the PSP. This is my first GBA since then actually! It's quite rare but thankfully parts are starting to become more and more available. Screens are plentiful, we have 3D prints of the middle plate (rear plates aren't available to print just yet but those can be bought from China, injection molded plastic to be more specific). I got the FF one recently and its absolutely stunning, I'm considering getting a beat up micro and swapping with available parts so I won't feel bad about taking it outside!

The PSP is also great though (and much more versatile) even some resources are getting harder to find (as I found out, when I did a video about it). As for parts, as you said there are only 3D prints and cheap China replicas, but I hope one of the bigger players like FunnyPlaying could jump in. At least with some cool faceplates (there used to be a pretty good looking set of NGE aftermarket faceplates that sadly have never popped up again).

I've been looking at Koriki, but it is quite a few versions behind the actual project. I'll wait until there is an update again, before I'll give it a serious look.

May I ask why? I'm new and in the market and have been debating between the 3, leaning towards MM+ for new user experience

@@jeffp.6349 for me, it was just the fact that r36s has a more powerful chip as well as analog sticks that allow for n64, dreamcast and psp emulation (not all games run smooth by default, tinkering needed). i also dont care about wifi or bluetooth on my device, since i only play a little bit in the evening or on the bus/train.

The r36s doesn't have wifi though so you can't run Pico-8 natively. Also, I heard the buttons are either loud or very stiff.

Price to performance can't get much better than that, at least as of june2024 👀👀

Check 5:54 for where I say it. For me the better of the two is the Miyoo Mini, but really only by a small margine.

They really are. Even for twice the price they would still be worth it.

​@@dyXurChannelcual tiene mejor Dpad para juegos de peleas??

@@jesusrolandohernandezperez4381 No me gustan los juegos de lucha, así que sinceramente no puedo decirlo. Ambos son bastante precisos uno es sólo un poco más rígido que el otro

Yeah it looks wrong, but this is still a video recording. so the one I was holding to the mic for the sound was not on the table, so it might be a bit confusing.

I haven't had tracks get lost, but you can try to use the map option. Smth like "-map 0 -c:a copy -c:s copy" to copy all audio and subtitles from the input file.