For some of the major virtual pinball games (i.e. However, if you enjoy playing pinball this is a really great device for that. So, it’s either you tinker or not, there is no middle path that I have found – thus far. The RetroidOS aims to cater to those that don’t want to tinker, however in doing so really eliminated the possibility of tuning the games/systems (there are no settings for you to adjust). If you don’t mind trying different emulators, tinkering with settings then you may really enjoy this unit. For someone who is expecting an easy to use device that will allow you to drop your own games on to the microSD and pick it up and play, it’s a mixed bag. In my humble opinion, this is a device for those that like to tinker but does have options for those that don’t. For me it was easy, I went with Wagner’s TechTalk purple. Internally, they are all identical but choosing the color scheme you prefer may be the most difficult decision. There are a number of colors and styles to choose from. The build quality on this device is quite nice, it doesn’t feel cheap. In fact, even Atari 2600 running the Stella core is hit-or-miss within RetroArch so some tuning is definitely in order. Some games may not play too fluidly on some of the higher-end consoles and may require frame-skip to be even partially playable. In terms of emulation, it can emulate a number of systems, most notably: Dreamcast, N64, PSP and Playstation 1. The unit has Wi-Fi b/g/n and Bluetooth 4.0 built-in, so there is no need to purchase an additional Wi-Fi dongle for this unit. The Retroid Pocket 2 is a dual-boot Android 6.0/8.1 handheld Retro Gaming device.
Information below is for the Retroid Pocket 2 (not the +) Looking forward to sharing what I learn about this machine with you! Click the Subscribe button on the right and the bell notification if you want to be notified once this review goes live. I will be reviewing it on my channel, once I’ve fully exercised the unit. *NOTE: I just received and have opened my Retroid Pocket 2+.
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