It's easy to chill with your ODROID because there are so many Android gaming options for the Android operating system. In this article, we'll explore three new releases: Stranger Things: The Game, Pocket Morty's, and Streets of Rage. Stranger Things: The Game Straight from the hit TV show, here comes ▶
Retro-Go is a launcher with NES/GB/GBC/SMS/GameGear/Colecovision emulators. The emulator's code is based on Go-Play "Triforce" and the launcher's design is strongly inspired by pelle7's; however, it isn't a fork. ▶
PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is a multiplayer online battle royale game developed and published by PUBG Corporation ▶
A little while back, I talked about the PC-Engine / TurboGrafx, and that I think it’s an underrated system. ▶
Play Pass: Why would Google preemptively smother the lead-up to Stadia’s premiere by launching a decidedly inferior service? Play Pass is a monthly subscription service that enables you to download and play a vast library of games and other productivity apps that are currently available on Google’s Play Store. ▶
I think it’s time we go into a bit more detail about Sega Saturn for the ODROID-XU3/XU4 ▶
This tutorial covers the process of setting up an ODROID-N2 with 2GB of RAM and iInstalling Batocera Linux so we can use our ODROID-N2 as a TV retro gaming console. ▶
I grew quite fond of some of the FNA games, so I decided to give them their own little series in the ODROID magazine. ▶
I would be remiss if I didn’t at least mention Google Stadia. This is a streaming game service that promises to breathe new life into your ODROID-XU4 gaming experience—even the lower-powered ODROID-C1 should, in theory, benefit from this Google service. What the heck is Google Stadia? Simply put, as announced ▶
Things You will Need (Use your nearest ODROID supplier) -- ODROID-N2 ~ $60 - $70 ODROID-N2 Case $4 ODROID-N2 Power Supply $6 eMMC (If you choose to use 32GB or 64GB): ~ $27 - $40, or microSD (If you choose to use 16GB, 32GB or 64GB): ~ $8 - $14 ▶
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