While the RG353 is primarily designed as an emulation device targeted at retro home and handheld consoles, it is also capable of playing a number of ports originally designed to be played on the PC. If you are looking for a general starter guide on setting up your RG353, check out my RG353 Starter Guide…
When it comes to Dreamcast, the RG353 is capable of playing a good portion of the library but to get the best experience you’ll probably want to tweak some settings to squeeze out that last bit of performance. If you are looking for a general starter guide on setting up your RG353, check out my…
In this guide for AYN Odin Skyline emulation, I’ll be showing you how to setup and configure your AYN Odin Pro to play Switch games. If you want to see a list of games that I’ve tested on the AYN Odin Pro, check out my AYN Odin Skyline (Switch) compatibility list Introduction I’ve been watching…
In this RG353V Shoulder Button replacement guide, I will show you how to replace the back shoulder L1/R1/L2/R2 buttons in this device with the Better Button Mod buttons. These buttons can be purchased from the Better Button Mod Etsy store or printed for free with a 3D printer using the freely available design. There are…
In this RG353V Joystick replacement guide, I will show you how to replace the joysticks in this device. The joysticks in the RG353V and RG353VS are standard Switch Joycon compatible joysticks. While the RG353M has hall sensor joysticks, the V/VS models do not but they can be upgraded to hall sensor joysticks including those made…
This AYN Odin joystick replacement guide will walk you through the tear down of the AYN Odin and replacement of the joysticks with any joycon compatible replacement including hall sensor joysticks from Gulikit or the Retroid Pocket 3+. Wondering what the best Hall Effect Joysticks are for the AYN Odin? Check out my thoughts here…
In this RG353 Starter Guide, I will show you how to get your device ready and some basics on how to use it so let’s begin. Anbernic’s RG353 is a capable mid-range device based on the rk3566 chipset. This device is a moderate upgrade over it’s predecessor the RG351, being a capable device that can…
The RG353 comes with an Android experience that leaves much to be desired. The stock Android OS is not at all pick up and play ready and if you aren’t experienced with emulating on Android, it can be a frustrating experience. For a better Android experience on the RG353, be sure to check out the…
Installing custom firmware (CFW) on your RG353 device is not a complicated process. A custom firmware is basically just an operating system and like any operating system you could install on your home computer like Windows 11, Ubuntu, Arch Linux, etc, they each offer their own unique interface, tools, and customization options. For a list…
The RG353 is by no means a powerhouse for PSP emulation performance but it is surprisingly capable being able to play most of the library at 1x resolution with basic settings. When it comes to PSP emulation, the android side has better performance than linux so I’d suggest using android but these settings are generally…