Useless tidbit: Marge has bunny ears when she gets shocked in that dream level. This is because an idea Matt had was that Marge was going to be a rabbit, hiding the ears in her hair.
How have you been liking the dock so far? I've been pretty hesitant to pull the trigger on it given its price (or rather given shipping and duties/taxes to add on top, hu).
(Also, interesting way to stand up the - I'm guessing modded? - OG Xbox vertically, haha)The dock is ok, just wish it had more scaling and resolution options (I wanted to use it with the smaller display but that resolution is not 1080, so it looks too squished). It also lacks a lot in controller support. Otherwise it works well and does the job.
Yep it's the vertical stand from RetroFrog (model is on printables). And yes modded 1.1 og Xbox with 128mb ram, XboxHd+, and Stellar mod chip.
Yeah, it's pretty clear the Dock is only made for 16:9 displays, unfortunately :/
I'm not extremely hopeful Analogue will patch in enough features/fixes to make it absolutely worth it, as they don't have a great track record with their "accessories" (the under-saturation of the DAC's Composite/S-Video output not being directly fixed after so many years does not make me hopeful tbh).Really nice setup :) I've been looking at the OG Xbox from afar, as the Series X is my first Xbox, so I have much to catch up on, but I'm really happy with the - admittedly very incomplete - backwards compatibility so far.
There are so many awesome devices to experience classic games on now its mind blowing. Wasn't aware of this one. Like that it has a docking station for big screen play.
If you are looking for a cheap handheld the RG35XX has micro HDMI port and handles up to PSX pretty good.
That said a surprising amount of devices have video out. Even the RG350, a relatively early device in the emulation scene, has video out.
I got an Rg35xxx about a month ago and it has been fantastic!! I didn't replace the stock OS as a lot of folks suggested because the stock one already has everything that I need it to do. If I had one complaint, it would be that the battery isn't great. I haven't had it die on me while out and about yet, but it can cut it close. Overall, I highly recommend it for someone into retrogaming old gameboy advanced -ish era games.
Analogue Pocket looks awesome. But I wish they have a version without cartridge support to make the device cost a bit less.
I don't think that would change the price much. The slot itself is probably only a few pennies and you can't get cheaper FPGAs without reducing the cores the device is capable of playing. Adding another SKU would just make it more expensive and harder to stock.
Makes sense. But somehow it hurts to buy such a device when I don't have cartridges :(
