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minus-squareChainweasellinkfedilinkEnglish9•2 days agoI would kill for something like the Miyoo Mini in a GBA form factor. I get that there’s a lot of nostalgia for the Gameboy / Gameboy color layout but the GBA/SD layout is definitely more ergonomically friendly.
minus-squareKraidenlinkfedilink10•2 days agoAnbernic rg34xx? I have an rg35xx h (just a generic square thing) and I’m pretty happy with it. I play mostly GBA and some PSP games on it
minus-squareDrasglaflinkfedilinkEnglish4•edit-22 days agoAnbernic recently released the RG 34XX. It doesn’t have SteamOS, but it’s still Linux.
minus-squareXNXlinkfedilinkEnglish3•2 days agoThe miyoo flip is a GBA SP form factor and it’s more powerful. It can run n64 and Dreamcast games
minus-squaremissingnolinkfedilink1•2 days agoThere are dozens of similar products in just about any form factor you’d like, including ones explicitly themed after classic handhelds. None of them run SteamOS yet though, they’re all either Android or a customized lightweight ARM Linux running Retroarch.
I would kill for something like the Miyoo Mini in a GBA form factor.
I get that there’s a lot of nostalgia for the Gameboy / Gameboy color layout but the GBA/SD layout is definitely more ergonomically friendly.
Anbernic rg34xx?
I have an rg35xx h (just a generic square thing) and I’m pretty happy with it. I play mostly GBA and some PSP games on it
this is the one I have and it’s amazing.
Anbernic recently released the RG 34XX. It doesn’t have SteamOS, but it’s still Linux.
The miyoo flip is a GBA SP form factor and it’s more powerful. It can run n64 and Dreamcast games
There are dozens of similar products in just about any form factor you’d like, including ones explicitly themed after classic handhelds.
None of them run SteamOS yet though, they’re all either Android or a customized lightweight ARM Linux running Retroarch.