Today we’re going to check out LineageOS, which boots Android 11 on your ODROID Go Super. This unlocks a ton of potential: Android games, remote play, game streaming, and some pretty impressive emulation. This could be a game-changer.
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In this video I’ll show you how to install the beautiful, widescreen 2013 mobile versions of Sonic 1, Sonic 2, and Sonic CD on any device running EmuELEC 4.0 firmware — including the ODROID Go Super, PowKiddy RGB10, and the Super Console X. And it can all be done for free! I really like these ports because they take advantage of widescreen devices like the ODROID Go Super, giving you an opportunity to play these games in a whole new way.
This is all thanks to a decompilation of the Sonic games, which you can find here.
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The new EmuELEC 4.0 update is now available, and it works on a number of devices, including the ODROID Go Super and PowKiddy RGB10. So let’s see what this new update is all about.
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For less than $20, I swapped out my old, terrible ODROID Go Super analog sticks for PS Vita sticks. It’s an awesome upgrade and in this video I’ll show you how I did it.
Buy yours on eBay, or at My Retro Game Case.
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This new retro handheld has a 5″ screen and the same RK3326 chipset we know and love from the OGA, RG351P/M, RGB10, and others. So at about $100 (after shipping), is it worth picking up? Here are my initial impressions.
Buy one from Ameridroid or directly from Hard Kernel.
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