Traveling with Retro Handhelds

My family recently took a trip for Spring Break, and in this video we'll discuss my experience when it comes to traveling with handheld gaming devices like the Steam Deck and Anbernic RG35XX in 2023.
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00:00 introduction
01:37 what I brought and why
04:41 accessories for the trip
07:31 using the Tomtoc sling bag
11:32 when I would play
13:35 the games I played
20:18 summary and conclusion
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[@bumbumchickeh]

“Gave the steam deck to one of my Kids” “Served 23 years in the Navy?” Wow, Russ, you don’t look a day over 25

[@sable4539]

Yeah I was surprised as well

[@thomasbryans6547]

Must have been an officer 😂 either way dude looks great!

[@Peehoot]

I go hiking and backpacking a lot where I stay out in the woods for multiple days with no power. I love having a small handheld with me while sitting around camp or in my tent at night. I bring a small charger I use while hiking to keep the handheld topped off. These things are great to get my nerd fix in while getting outdoors.

[@benironside1264]

Oh my god, you’ve just described my heaven

[@zgillet]

I bought a power bank that includes a fold out solar sheet with four panels precisely for such a use case. If I need a lot of power, I also have a much larger fold out solar sheet that simply has two USB outs for charging.

[@Rustyshackleford1911]

That’s exactly why I’m into these lol

[@NickDyers]

why bother camping/traveling when you DESPERATELY NEED to bring 5 handhelds with you, then? these clowns are really entertaining XD

[@kylesousa2051]

Oh same. Always gotta make sure my devices work offline too. I had a miserable experience one time trying to use a music app on my phone that couldn't launch without internet even tho I had music downloaded. Almost ruined my camping trip

[@radiantbladez]

Totally relate to not being able to finish role playing games. Since childhood, I've started many, but finished few 😂

[@pin00ch]

me too. I also know I will never finish most.

[@raysaurous]

This channel feels like a gaming addict support group sometimes haha

[@sameerpharma4906]

lmfao

[@Handheld_TECH]

Your shots are nice but I think they have little to do with reality. I don't know anyone who stands on a beautiful ship with a beautiful view on a beautiful day with a bright sun on a railing on the ship and plays.. :)(can you put the RG35xx that bright?..) But thanks for all the nice bags. Better one too many than too few..

[@mastermo258er6]

😅

[@Andredrums4]

I did the poor man’s version of this set up: my larger device for the room was the Retroid Pocket 3+ and my pocketable device was the Powkiddy Q36. Excellent combo 👍

[@Dairunt1]

Same. Hacked V1 Nintendo Switch + RG351P I bought used. Pretty solid combo.

[@bdanka50]

"I got Covid on my work trip and had to spend the whole trip in my hotel playing retro games" Suuuurrrrre ya did Russ... Sure ya did 😉

[@VSMOKE1]

🤣🤣

[@LuccaRPG]

I’m traveling now and I’ve brought my Switch, Steam Deck, and Retroid Pocket 3+. When I’m actually in airports, the Retroid Pocket 3+ is great! I can stick it in my purse, the battery lasts for quite a while before I need to charge it, and at SFO I was actually streaming games! I bought a super low profile plug with a usb C outlet and I can pretty much pack my bigger handhelds until I actually get on the plane. We actually had a situation where we had to get on a later flight due to an injury (long story, injured party is totally fine and was cleared to fly) and that RP3+ pretty much made 6-7 hours fly by.

[@davidagiel8130]

The deck is all in one, that's what's great about it, all you need on a trip is a deck. But, having a smaller system for retro stuff would be good as well to save battery, or play while charging deck.

[@WMARUoriginal]

Russ, itmay be the uncoolest thing ever, but a Fanny pack is a dads best friend when traveling. I wear it like a sling most times, but it’s nice to be able to wear it on your waist when you want to give your shoulder a break. Mine is large enough that I can fit a battery pack, cables, a small retro handheld and even a small water bottle. Give it a go for your next vacation or just when you’re on the town with family.

[@cirmothe9]

For octopath 2, you go through every storyline in one playthrough. As you travel to each town, the game asks if you want to see the characters backstory and you play through their first chapters as though you started the game with them. You do not need to do multiple playthroughs to see everything. The only thing is the first person you chose will be permanently attached to the active party but you will eventually add all the other characters to your team. And yeah the game is sort of structured like an open world game where you can tackle chapters in any order you want. But the game also tells you what level you should be in for each chapter so it kinda points you in a linear fashion to what you should tackle next.

[@pixelpuppy]

this. it was the same with Octopath Traveler 1 as well. And once you completed your "main character's" story arc, they can be removed from the party. That aside, it's still 100hrs of play time, which is difficult for a family man like Russ.

[@servantbyday]

Yup yup same with the structure the first game introduced then.

[@matthewseleski7795]

This was great video and very informative, especially for parents, when travelling. You review videos have given me a lot of Christmas ideas as well... Keep up the good work

[@FormatException]

I was just in Hawaii back in Sept last year and spend 5 days in Oahu and 5 in Maui. I only have an RG351M for travel, no steam deck or anything else but it was great. It was super simple to just pull up Metroid or Dragon's Lair, play for 10 or 15 min and put it away. I think anymore, unless there are specific higher end games a user wants emulated (like on the PS2), just about any device will do.

[@BrianJones-wk8cx]

Thank you for such great perspective. Outside of your unique artistic and communicative flairs (which are always a huge part of the joy in your channel), THIS is the kind of perspective that really sets you apart from others in this space. From counting on the kid factor to those pesky in-laws letting their phones go dead every time to a reminder of just how much down time inevitably exists on every trip, Retro Game Corps really shines best in this sort of fireside chat type of content. Your more pragmatic exploration of real-world applications is refreshing and directly relatable, and in my earlier comment about benchmarking this is the kind of feel I think you can bring to that space as well. I don’t know how-I’m not the smartest guy in the room-but you continue to produce great content as you continue to evolve. Thanks for bringing us along, keep up the great work! And I’m a two device guy, for sure-Steam Deck and hacked PS Vita.

[@BrianJones-wk8cx]

@@spritsfal5088 hahaha-I have a Vita for the same reason Russ had a smaller handheld. The Vita is super small, super portable, powerful enough to run a large library of systems, and the battery life all these years later is still spectacular. Haven’t tried emulating Vita yet, only a handful of Vita-specific titles I really enjoy these days.

[@spectacularswede1562]

Nah thank you for your service

[@ekinteko]

@@spritsfal5088 I don't think PS Vita emulation is that great on either x86 or ARM. So it's a legitimate reason to still stick to the original hardware, for native support of systems PSVita, PSP, and PS1. When hacked it can comfortably play all the systems from Atari 1D to 2D GBA. It's decent with the likes of 32X, Saturn, N64, NDS. But it can't really do Dreamcast, PS2, 3DS, GameCube, Wii. Those can be done on something more powerful like the RP3+ or faster. But if he has a Valve SteamDeck, that can handle those systems that a hacked PS Vita cannot. Btw, I prefer the PS Vita Slim, it's more pocket friendly, and the screen doesn't burn-in. But hopefully next year, with the new Vita3k emulator and RP5 device, we can replace the hacked PS Vita Slim from our arsenal. Or it could come in the form of a GPD Win-2 (pocketable x86) successor.

[@BrianJones-wk8cx]

@@ekinteko bingo.

[@RetroGameCorps]

Thanks for the kind words Brian.

[@Kw1161]

I was a member of Uncle Sam's Canoe Club from 1979 to 1985 and know that a 7 day cruise would be a sea sick extravaganza. I would usually take 3 weeks to get my sea-legs. I had a similar size hand bag for my Olympus ON2 camera and zoom lens and other necessitates when doing my Med/IO tours and can say it is just the right size to carry along on the tour bus. It looks my robust than mine which broke in about a year. The only computer game that I remember playing was on a shipmates Timex -1000 which was a basic typed in game from a magazine. I wish that could remember what it was called. Village raider something? I glad you enjoyed your cruise , have a nice week.

[@atomneely]

Thank you for your service!

[@xelthos2051]

For me, Steam Deck for daily driver when I have easy access to an outlet for sure. Too great for modern games and perfect for emulating the stronger games like ps2 and up. My pocket retro is the RG353P I recently got. It's perfect for my ps1 and down itch and great for lines and waiting rooms. Got tired of emulators on my phone cause I prefer buttons over touchscreen.

[@BandoidView]

This is very helpful! Thank you!

[@Jimzilla7]

Great video! Visiting Kauai in May! Bringing my retro handheld as well

[@MikeGameKillaMGK]

I love it when i posted my pics on a cruise in the community some people clowned me. but my wife and i had a ball and played some games with crew members and some other cruisers. congrats!

[@zimbabwesmith2861]

Great video as always, Russ. I agree with you 100% about keeping a beefy system like the deck and a smaller system to compliment it. I recently went on a trip to New York and brought my deck and the RG351M. I'm planning on going on a cruise as well later this year and I'm looking forward to running the same set up, or upgrading from the 351 if something catches my eye between now and then.

[@ChaossX77]

Great vid! Was really cool getting to see a different side of you.

[@TheDucatiPilot]

I've done the same cruise Russ! I was stationed on Oahu from 2015-2018. My favorite Island to visit was Kauai. I wish the steam deck would have existed back then!

[@oldgamedad]

What cruise was it?

[@TheDucatiPilot]

@@oldgamedad The 7-day NCL inter-island cruise. It's a great way to see all of the islands in a short amount of time.

[@derekhaines1199]

19:16 idk why but the way you say “Chrono Trigger” activates my fight or flight response. Great video as always!

[@Baumie11]

“Honestly I should make that documentation” 😂😂😂

[@laka0013]

Awesome! Thanks Russ!

[@-dAtA-TRoN-]

Great Video. Was fun to watch 😊.

[@SaiyanJin85]

You are an amazing Nerd, we all love you!! Your sons are very lucky jeje

[@bodabodaguy3193]

Its like a field trip and the devices are the students

[@sirbenjalot]

Glad you had a great vacation! :)

[@josenunez8310]

Great video Russ, I enjoyed it!

[@amirdadabhoy]

just got the 35xx same color because of your videos, garliv OS is awesome thanks for all videos and guides

[@madmommy]

We are a geeky family. We’re headed out on a family vacation, and taking two Miyoo Mini Pluses and a Miyoo Mini v2. Our son is 18 and starting to get into the retro games my husband and I grew up with in the 80s and 90s, which is pretty cool. We’re Army, and I wish these had been around back in the 90s, but I had a Game Boy then.

[@BenjiB0P]

My dad refused to go on cruise ships for the longest time because of his service in the Navy. Turns out once we forced him on one, he loved it too haha

[@dubsmachine555]

I've just done a 7 day cruise of Dubai and the Emirates. Took Steam Deck and RG35xx but Steam Deck was used nearly daily and Anbernic not turned on. Also have the Tomtoc case which is great for travelling and whipping out on the 6 hours flight.

[@Itsdoublejj23]

Cruise food is the best. 😍 I brought my switch on my cruise to Mexico and didn’t end up playing it 😂 our wait times were short enough to be ok plus we were out seeing the sights so by the time we got back I was tired.

[@kadimusbaratheon7352]

That's a great video right there.

[@mike5mser]

I recently came back from the Bahamas on a Royal Caribbean cruise, took the steam deck, nintendo switch lite and ipads , came in handy on the flight but i didnt play much on the cruise. there is some downtime but i found myself and family napping during it, i mostly played wordscapes on my ipad.

[@lukelakanae1553]

Shucks you came to Maui?! I wish I could have met you in person. I really enjoy your content and I think what you do is really great. Keep up the good work! 🙏

[@gufftroad77]

I took my steam deck on a work trip recently as a laptop replacement, and my RG35XX for use on the plane and the 4 hour layover in the hell hole that is LAX.

[@okayman81]

Loved the vibe in this one. I'm all up for those different kind of videos (not complaining about that the in-depth ones in any mean 😅)! Cheers!

[@eurosoe]

I went to Jamaica 2 weeks ago on a family vacation and only took my most inexpensive devices. RG503 for my son (with movies too) and the RG351V for me.

[@jacobnobles8453]

Can we discuss at length how Russ said "it hit all the wickets"?... Might be my new favorite phrase.

[@TheMagnificentGman]

He must be part British

[@lactobacillusprime]

For the longest time I lugged my 3DSXL with me on many of my travels. Especially because of the form factor and the clamshell configuration being quite sturdy. With my Vita, Switch or SteamDeck I seem to be more fussy about being careful with the devices.

[@tedjammers]

I hope you put a cape in that bag since you keep saving the folks you went with.

[@gagz9k]

*Retro* game corps; have not beaten the most classic platforms, and some of the golden standard of RPG on the retro library. EFFING LOVE IT. It's me. I am him. I love my retro games. Have not completed one since I actually had a SNES or GBC when I was a literal child.

[@livemyw0rld]

Just saying, love the content as a new subscriber. YES, be a local hero and show figuring out the savestate transfers. YES, love the honest reality relating to a real vacation with/visiting fam/friends and downtime. And yes, I agree now with myself much more, and you, independent systems for different situations is a worthwhile consideration, as I adore the Deck as the all-in-one but it is by no means "pocketable". And honestly maybe not the best choice for just a few quick minutes gaming. Thank you for sharing how you share your time with gaming and family. Your example is a very positive one in the gaming community as a whole friend.

[@chphoto37]

I love my Steam Deck but it's very much a sofa device for me. I have a 353M which goes absolutely everywhere with me, even in the standard case it's pretty much pocketable, and playing Mega Drive games (as I usually do) the battery life is immense.

[@Rustyshackleford1911]

You’re basically living my dream, out in Hawaii with all these retro games lol

[@CameronDunn]

Golden Sun is my all time favorite GBA game, I hope you get to finish it some day!

[@teedomeowgi7959]

I LOVE my RG35XX so freaking much.

[@assettobam4880]

Very good video!😁

[@YourWishes]

Going to Hawaii in May, will be taking my Vita as my walkabout machine

[@Adalwolf17]

I like taking my 353v along when i go fishing.

[@DreamyDawnMusic]

Golden sun is an amazing RPG! One of my favorites ❤

[@nincapoo]

I travel 15 days out of the month. Different hotel room every night. For gaming, I have my steam deck and my 3DS. The 3DS is great, cuz it'll fit in my pocket and I can pull it out for 10-15 minutes at a time. The steam deck comes out if I've got a long layover in an airport, or I'm sitting in the back of an airplane, and absolutely when I get to the hotel.

[@salgonzalez908]

I do a lot of car traveling, and for some reason the steam deck, and switch just felt to much of a chore to play, what I’ve been using is the psp” my issue with that was I needed extra batteries or a way to plug it in constantly. What has replaced my psp for me completely is the retroid pocket 3+.

[@mikef8846]

I was really surprised when I was going through security at the airport and forgot to take my 3G351 out of my bag and the TSA caught it.

[@Dj3man]

im going to have to buy that sling bag !

[@redherring5532]

Very well done video

[@Ryutai7]

I'm still so torn on the Anbernic or Mini Plus. I like the features on the Miyoo plus, but I love that white transparent shell on the XX. either way, having a small gameboy-like device on a trip like this sounds so appealing. just like the good old days!

[@djamamiya476]

You would make a fantastic Vlogger. Great video.

[@chrispeacock8804]

Hey Russ, thanks for the amazing videos! I am very similar to you in that i recently traveled with a steam deck and my smaller RG350. I found I used the 350 more due to its smaller size and convenience, however the small screen is a pain, also the fact the dead is low on my unit isn't too great in the hand. Im considering upgrading the RG350 to the RG35XX or the Milo mini plus. Have to say I prefer the mini plus's screen looking full width, and the purple colour is really nice, but I just updated the OS to the Adam image on the RG350, and love the way it looks. Is it possible to use the box art I scrapped in my current ROM folders with Garlic OS? Thanks for taking the time to read my comment man!!

[@Corporalfork]

Me and my wife work opposite shifts due to our kids ages at the moment. The rp2+ stays at home with whoever is home and the rp3+ goes to work with whoever is going to work.

[@hadouken2123]

You really need to setup some savegame synchronisation across your devices. I ended up spending some work getting into „syncthing“. It was well worth the time spent! Definitely more advanced stuff, though

[@shaungreer3350]

for me it’s always been the vita, weather it was when i first got it as a kid playing minecraft on the long car journeys, when i got a bit older playing it on a night in the hotel for a bit whilst i wait for my family to get done with the bathroom so i can get a shower etc, or more recently now that i’m an adult just playing it in bed whilst i recover somewhat from a hangover 💀💀 it’s very good for me because it’s my main handheld, the battery life is great, it’s small and it uses the same charger as my power bank so i don’t have to bring an extra charger. In fact it’s gotten to the point now where the vita is basically my only handheld since i love the game selection and it runs pretty much all the systems i want to besides the saturn. Very good video :)

[@saiyanraoh5109]

How timely. I’m going on my first Royal Caribbean in two weeks. Naturally, priority went to which device im taking along. I decided on the Steam Deck, Switch OLED and Miyoo Mini (OG baby). I also taking my Nreal Air sunglasses for the Steam Deck. Can’t wait to be called a 40 something manchild by everyone playing solitaire on their phones.

[@Shanic257]

Take a shot every time Russ says “all the same.” 😂

[@Bozzyshy]

I don't travel enough but if I go anywhere I like having an all in one device one I can modern game on or retro so I just always want my steam deck with me I love the steam deck so much

[@pin00ch]

Yea. The Deck is the one. I have sssooooo many of the other Amberic, Shmabernic devices and I like em but the Deck..? The roms are actually playable on there, PLUS PC games. Its HUGE etc but If Im on holiday..Im gonna use it inn the eve, not whilst Im out with my family! DECK FOREVER (just make a smaller version Gabe!)

[@Bozzyshy]

@@pin00ch had a 4 hour round trip on a train today best believe I took the deck and a 65w powerbank that can support it made the trip a breeze :)

[@ray5330]

19:14 this looks like footage for a professional ad, lol

[@moomah5929]

Even though we have quite a few handhelds, we never play while traveling, except for in the hotel room. Concentrating on playing while riding busses or cars actually gives me motion sickness and it still hard to concentrate on gaming in a train with lots of people chatting away. A smaller handheld is more likely to be taken along because it doesn't feel like a waste of space even if it doesn't see much or any action. But I wonder if the GPD Win 4 will actually be taken along, while my SD doesn't really leave the house. Btw, constantly jumping games is bad for actually finishing RPGs. Have countless ones that I started multiple times and never finished, some of them I've been wanting to finish for 30+ years... Planescape Torment took me two or three tries, starting from the beginning each time, to actually finish and I was proud of myself once I did. xD

[@TerryZeng]

Very nice video!

[@TheMagnificentGman]

This man has lived

[@nickentros]

Did you think about bring the Steam Deck dock to plug into the TV in the cabin room? I am going on a cruise this December in the Caribbean and I have an ayaneo Geek and Miyoo Mini, so this video is right up my alley. I think im going to bring the dock though to plug into the tv in the cabin

[@RetroGameCorps]

The TV in our cabin was very small, maybe 18" altogether, so not something I would want to dock. I had the hookups with me if I had wanted to plug it in, but I found it was much more comfortable to play it in handheld mode.

[@asianspec]

Thanks for your service Russ. I did 4 years, 1 westpac and 1 crackpac. I wished there was a steam deck or any emulation device during that time. It wouldve made deployment so much better. Yeah, i had the same perspective in doing cruises as well. took me 15 years to go on my 1st one after my last command.

[@apolloscuccumber385]

hope you had a great time to me, my ps vita is an absolute edc

[@Bendilin]

Cruise ships are the only places I've encountered those infamous Flaming Finger arcade machines... If only I knew the shirt trick to reduce friction before I got home from the vacation...

[@puff4278]

Based Russ traveling around one of the most beautiful places and still gaming as much as possible ❤ Our guy

[@kdubspencer3390]

I take my onexplayer mini, 20K mah 65w power bank , soundcore vr p10 2.4ghz earbuds, folding keyboard/mouse ,and 65w wall charger inside of slim hardshell sling bag to keep everything protected.

[@btwimreek3286]

Golden Sun? Good choice!!! Waaaayy more fun than FF on a handheld. It's my favorite RPG of that era. PS. You look pretty young for having completed almost 23 years in the NAVY, but maybe you got lucky with your commands and had little stress to worry about iuno....

[@HoradoTerror]

"Pretty short video", oh yeah. AHAM - I love it.

[@LogiCreates]

Awesome video! In Octopath II you’ll be able to experience the stories of all 8 characters as you meet them, the main thing that matters when picking a character in the start is that you can’t remove the very first character from your party until you’ve completed the story.

[@Bobbobson32]

golden sun is literally why i bought a retro handheld. everything else is just gravy.

[@dio8070]

Thank you for your service. Hopefully other noticed your were a navy member!

[@mastax1234]

I'm not sure if I'm alone but I feel like the Steam Deck is just too big to be practical outside of my house, The Miyoo or other smaller handheld makes a lot more sense because it can easily be slipped in and out of my pocket in literally a second but with the Deck I gotta bring an entire case and it requires a backpack or something else to carry it in, I dont know what scenario that would allow me to use the Deck anywhere without it being an inconvenience. This is the reason that my Miyoo mini is always in my pocket wherever I go because its portability is what makes it so great and I feel like I can be just as entertained by my massive 6000+ library of retro games on the Miyoo just as I can with my steam library on the deck. Steam Deck makes more sense around the house or when I wanna just play my steam games on my front porch on a nice day or on the couch when I dont wanna be slouched in my office chair.

[@kganshadowknight1825]

Could you do a video covering Nexdoc 360 & Uperfect 15.6 Docs with the steam deck and phones.

[@magixmagix]

I don't have kids, so my vacation is usually doing a lot of stuff. I bring my trimui s. Bigger handhelds doesn't make sense, when I use it only for a few hours across whole vacation.

[@InitialDL84]

That RG35XX is perfect to accompany the Steam Deck. I feel like the deck is a bit too beefy to just be carrying around with you everywhere. Seems perfect for the hotel room though.

[@philippst8054]

and i'm sitting here with my oldschool anbernic rg350p which i bought for 25€. but for low retro it is still a good device.

[@blackreddevil19]

Love that you show lion King genesis game playing on the CRT.

[@RetroGameCorps]

It’s such a good game. My parents bought it for my little sister back in the day but I ended up playing it way more than her 😎

[@ZAX27171527]

Ha I have that same Turkey Leg shirt!

[@tecnui]

Haha same with super Mario world! I don’t think I’ve ever beat the game but it’s always a SNES game I load and play. Finally put a bit of time into playing it and got to bowsers castle, and then stopped playing and got caught up with something else. Maybe it’ll get finished when I get the Flip in the mail.

[@OTGGamerz3264]

I drive a tanker truck for a living and I get about a half an hour of down time per stop, and so for that used case I find that devices like my 2DS XL, Vita, retro pocket 3 + or powkiddy v90 work best. Steam deck only comes out if I'm having a real bad day.😅

[@natevirtual]

I have a Retroid Pocket 2+ soon to be replaced with a KT R1 to become my Steam Deck companion.

[@ChristophRuf]

My Handheld Setup is similar, i use the Deck and as Companion the RG353v - It's the perfect combination for me =)

[@ninjason57]

This is great info. I’m going on a Caribbean cruise this summer. I’m definitely going to bring a handheld but actually considered leaving the steam deck home and opt for a smaller one. Figured I wouldn’t be gaming much with all the entertainment and family around.

[@pewcfpv8056]

Holding the handhelds on the railing is killing meeeeee ahhhhhhhhh

[@tigersnakegaming5530]

Remember kids, he’s testing these around town bags on vacation because that’s his job. Put your games down and enjoy vacation please😂

[@fightnight14]

I already think it’s a hassle to take out my OLED switch on the go, how much more for the chunkier and heavier Steam Deck? It stays at home. I’d rather bring a smaller retro handheld that doesn’t take too much space in my luggage. When you go travelling, every gram and every milimeter counts. I’ve been travelling a lot so I already know more of this stuff

[@RyanParreno]

"The Steam deck is not ideal for playing in direct sunlight" - this is actually one of the two most important things that turns a handheld game console into a proper portable