There are a number of great firmware options available for the RG35xx which range from minimalist (minUI) to simple (GarlicOS) to more advanced (muOS or Batocera Lite/Koriki). Each firmware has its advantages and disadvantages but whatever you chose, it will be a much better experience over the included software. The RG35XX is an amazing budget retro gaming handheld that plays many of your favourite classic consoles. There are sixteen classic gaming systems supported on the RG35XX retro gaming handheld. You can relive or discover amazing games up to the fourth generation of consoles, also including Arcade and PS1.

You will need to copy your ROM files over to the SD card into the appropriate folder that matches the system that the game belongs to.

Please Note

First of all I want to send a greeting to the EOL community, I know they read us, (I read you too!) Added possibility to rotate keys (90deg and 270deg). Useful in games that require screen rotation (“BOOK” layout). The advantage of using a two SD card setup is that you have your firmware separated from your games so that if you lose one of the SD cards due to corruption or failure, you don’t lose everything. After a while, I have been able to verify that the vast majority of GarlicOS users prefer to have the images of the games on the left and their names on the right, and there are many times that I have read comments from users asking about them on Reddit. how to modify it or how to do it, since most themes come with the text centered on the screen.

XQuader and eggs have notified us and provided the updates that you already have available, and we have added a column in which to view the compatible versions. The gamepad driver has been rewritten from scratch and now acts like a proper XInput gamepad (this fixes the double-keyboard input issue in all keyboard-based cores, the RA search dialog and several other RA text input menu points but will break ports & apps with hardcoded gamepad mappings, because of this, a mirror of version 1.3.4 will be kept up for a month to give port and app developers time to adapt to these changes). JohnnyonFlame ports (MalditaCastilla, Spelunky, CurseOfIssyos, ShovelKnight) should now work and exit correctlySome of the game consoles that the RG35xx can emulate also require BIOS files to run or at least to show the boot logo if you want a more authentic experience. XQuader the developer has once again updated its Nintendo DS emulator, DraStic for our beloved RG35XX for GarlicOS and MinUi operating systems. In addition to getting all of the systems setup just the way I want it, I’ve also added a custom theme and boot logo which can be done through GarlicOS.