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is the retroid pocket a good investment? i saw your tags and am curious! :]

i'm probably biased bc i'm so used to buying retroid but yea. it's slightly pricier than some other options you might find due to the price creep of the gradually upgrading chipsets but its definitely worthwhile from my perspective, as someone who likes retro emulation and android gaming. all retroids have bluetooth support to connect extra controllers, headphone jack for audio, sd card slot to load up games from, wifi for downloading more games, and display out options to connect to a tv or somethin! you gotta bring your own games unfortunately, but it does come built in with some emulation apps to install during setup, and a choice between using the standard android OS, or the custom Retroid branded Launcher to launch games from! generally i use my retroid to play PS1, PSP, PS2 and GBA games, although im pretty sure it can handle N64, Dreamcast, NDS and 3DS too. basically if there's an android emulator or RetroArch core for it, the Retroid can probably handle it, YMMV.

the most recent model line, the Retroid Pocket 5/Mini, is still available on the GoRetroid website. generally if you're buying a retro handheld then make sure you buy it directly from the original site/source so you don't get ripped off by some offbrand seller trying to pawn one of those 100-in-1 knock off consoles on you.

time for an autistic ramble about my collection since i love these devices so much...

the original retroid pocket 2! this was the first device that caught my eye and my gateway drug into retro emulation handhelds, as it only cost $80 back in 2020. there were pink, yellow and cyan colorways too, but indigo was the most popular option :P it was a little awkward, what with the switch style analog sticks not having R3 functionality and only having one gig of RAM, but it got the job done. it also had micro HDMI out to connect to a display, kind of a hassle since micro HDMI isn't too common, but they used to sell micro HDMI cords on their site along with other accessories (screen protectors, grips, cases, etc...)

the retroid pocket 2+ was an upgraded model released a year later for $90, with 2GB RAM and a touchscreen added. still no clickable analog sticks but oh well! i bought the PS2 style colorway, a lot of their colors are styled after other retro consoles. the 4:3 screen was kinda cute! difficult for playing PSP games since it letterboxes the screen, plus you have to do some extra tweaking in the emulator settings to get it to work properly...

less than a year later, they made the Retroid Pocket 3! this one signalled a change in their release system in many ways, most notably the fact that now every retroid model comes in 2 versions: a cheaper model (with less storage/RAM) and a premium model (with more storage/RAM). personally i've never had any reason to go with the cheaper model, especially since the power difference can be so vast between the two sometimes, so every model i have is the premium model. this one cost $130, which is quite the price jump, but the added quality made it worth it for me :) the RP3 was Retroid's first foray into a 16:9 device, great for playing PSP/NDS, and easy to work with the 3GB RAM. any 4:3 games will have letterboxing on the sides now (unless you have a widescreen hack or something) but i never minded that much. also, this is the first Retroid model with R3 functionality on the joysticks! it might not matter much to most people, but i really wanted to play Ape Escape on the go :3

at some point GoRetroid realized the Retroid line kinda peaked with the RP2 form factor, so they brought it back with some added improvements for those looking for an updated 4:3 handheld, now now known as the Retroid Pocket 2S. idk what the S stands for! its looks pretty similar to the regular RP2, but with clickable hall effect joysticks on the bottom, a PSVita style DPad, and up to 4 GB of RAM. i loved this one! for a while i used to switch between the RP2S and the RP3, depending on if i was in the mood for PS1 or PSP gaming. the black crystal shell was also neat, i love clear electronics :3 price went to $120, more expensive than the original RP2 line but cheaper than the RP3. worth the price, considering the QoL improvements they made over the original RP2!

then there's the Retroid Pocket 4, released around the same time as the RP2S. this model has the same shell as the RP3 for those looking for a 16:9 form factor, while retaining the improvements from the RP2S (hall effect joysticks <3). this device is currently my go-to for portable retro emulation, with 8GB RAM and android 13 compatibility. this one can play some lighter PS2 games, but i mostly use it to play balatro these days. also, convenient feature; since the Retroid Pocket series is just an android with a built in controller, any android games with controller compatibility can be played with the Retroid controls. theres also a gamepad mapper to map button controls to other android games that don't have built in controller support, but i've never used it so i can't vouch for it -_- the RP4Pro was $200 on release, yowch! still definitely a worthwhile investment, but a far cry ffrom the original price tag of $80 back in 2020... there's still some discounted models of RP4 on sale on their website, although there's not many left, as GoRetroid is mostly clearing space for their newest model...

...the Retroid pocket 5! this model signifies another shift in Retroid's design, as they've shifted to a PSVita looking model with the rounded features and glass front panel. i got the gamecube colorway since i really liked the vibes it has... aesthetically this is the best Retroid Pocket model yet. the 3d hall sticks also have RGB LEDs built in than can be customized from a built in app, and an OLED screen that looks especially gorgeous on the black RP5 model, as the bezel screen blends right into the rest of the glass face. this one is their priciest model yet, clocking in at $200 for the RPmini and $220 for the RP5. this model also removed the micro HDMI port in favor of a display out USB-C port like how the nintendo switch does. they also released an official dock with HDMI and ethernet ports to go along with it! i haven't switched over to the new model yet since its still 8GB RAM like the RP4Pro and it'll probably take a while to move some of my android apps over, but i've heard good things about this model! it's also linux compatible from what i've heard (ROCKNIX, Batocera) but once again I Haven't Tried Those Yet

but yea that's my collection! Retroid has served me pretty well over the years, i give it the Saint Lesbian Seal of Approval

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Welcome to the world of Ridge Racer!

Ridge Racer, the home of drift racing... Alternate link: https://ridgeracerpictures.tumblr.com/ Also available on Bluesky! https://ridgeracerpictures.bsky.social

This blog catalogues a personal collection of screenshots from titles within the Ridge Racer series. New post is published every 13:30 UTC, and will be tagged with #daily ridge racer picture!

"There's more to the series than just R4..."

Last edit: 22nd April 2025 06:11 -- Edited the Featured entries section to have Ridge Racer Unbounded

Content tags

Notable content types featured in posts are shown below:

#race replay: The most common type of posts; represents replays of races which put focus on either the course sceneries, or the racing machines.

#course preview: Represents pre-race course previews, which have been an element since R4 / Ridge Racer Type 4.

#ui design (a.k.a. Design Language): Represents user interface and HUD designs of target Ridge Racer titles.

#machine intro: Represents snapshots of cinematic machine unlock sequences.

Featured entries

Here are the games that the blog has covered with the respective tags:

Ridge Racer (Arcade, 1993) #ridge racer arcade

Ridge Racer (PlayStation 1, 1994) #ridge racer ps1

Ridge Racer 2 (Arcade, 1994) #ridge racer 2

Rave Racer (Arcade, 1995) #rave racer

Ridge Racer Revolution (PlayStation 1, 1995) #ridge racer revolution

Rage Racer (PlayStation 1, 1996) #rage racer

Pocket Racer (Arcade, 1996) #pocket racer

R4 / Ridge Racer Type 4 (PlayStation 1, 1998) #ridge racer type 4

Ridge Racer 64 (Nintendo 64, 2000) #ridge racer 64

Ridge Racer V (PlayStation 2, 2000) #ridge racer v

Ridge Racers (PlayStation Portable, 2004) #ridge racers

Ridge Racer 6 (Xbox 360, 2005) #ridge racer 6

Ridge Racers 2 (PlayStation Portable, 2006) #ridge racers 2

Ridge Racer 7 (PlayStation 3, 2006) #ridge racer 7

Ridge Racer Accelerated (iOS, 2009) #ridge racer accelerated

Ridge Racer 3D (Nintendo 3DS, 2011) #ridge racer 3d

Ridge Racer (PlayStation Vita, 2011) #ridge racer vita

Ridge Racer Unbounded (Windows, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, 2012) #ridge racer unbounded

Note for Ridge Racers and Ridge Racers 2: All contents shown that are not exclusive to either game will use both games' tags; any content shown that's exclusive to either of them (i.e. machines, courses) will have its tags limited to that game.

Here are the games that the blog has not covered (no ETA for when they will be featured):

R: Racing Revolution (PlayStation 2, 2003)

Ridge Racer DS (Nintendo DS, 2004)

This blog will NOT cover:

Critical Velocity (PlayStation 2, 2005)

Ridge Racer Drift (J2ME, 2010)

Ridge Racer Slipstream (iOS, Android, 2013)

Ridge Racer Draw & Drift (iOS, Android, 2016)

Any other obscure ports/entries

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[thewispsoftime]

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TrimUI Brick - $80 - Game Boy form factor, super pocketable, great screen, handles PS1 and below like a dream but struggles with N64 and above. Great if you want something cheap and simple.

Anbernic RG35XXSP - $50 - Super cheap, GBA SP form factor, also covers PS1 but struggles a bit with N64. Hits nostalgia hard, and yes they also have a traditional GBA shell version. Another great option for something cheap to start with.

I get a lot of my info about these from Retro Game Corps, so if you're interested check him out. He's got reviews, guides, and he does a lot to make the info fair and digestible.

Happy emulating!

look dgmw i hate the level of misinformation on this website but you do not (always) need "an especially beefy PC" to emulate. SOME games require a lot of horsepower to emulate! but emulation has actually come really far in the last five years.

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The Future of Retro Gaming Preservation: As classic consoles become increasingly fragile, repair shops serve as a vital archive of parts and expertise. Their efforts ensure these machines remain functional, not just for nostalgic play, but also for creating ever-more accurate emulators. This safeguards our gaming heritage for future generations.

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Bursting onto the handheld gaming scene like a shooting star illuminating the night sky the Ayn Odin captured the attention of gamers around the world as soon as it was launched on Kickstarter in 2021. The timing couldn’t have been more perfect with the explosion of retro gaming and the thirst for more powerful handhelds able to play GameCube, PS2 and other hard to emulate consoles, especially…

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