Based on this guy’s review of the aya neo from last month, it really sounds like all of this is too soon out of the oven.
Just a month ago most of these apps are mentioned in that video as having issues with compatibility and micro stuttering, and that 3DS games in particular are not so great on Android.
I’m glad people are making stuff like this but i’d rather have a bulletproof experience after these FOSS devs are given a year or two to mature a “dual screen” android offering, or simply building a proper linux one since it sounds like Android adds to input delay and overhead over a typical linux build.
Paying $250-500+ for a device that will be subpar to the original experience in almost all ways except the oled screen gives me a very mixed impression, unfortunately… especially when you have to really tinker with shit to get it working.
Based on this guy’s review of the aya neo from last month, it really sounds like all of this is too soon out of the oven.
Just a month ago most of these apps are mentioned in that video as having issues with compatibility and micro stuttering, and that 3DS games in particular are not so great on Android.
I’m glad people are making stuff like this but i’d rather have a bulletproof experience after these FOSS devs are given a year or two to mature a “dual screen” android offering, or simply building a proper linux one since it sounds like Android adds to input delay and overhead over a typical linux build.
Paying $250-500+ for a device that will be subpar to the original experience in almost all ways except the oled screen gives me a very mixed impression, unfortunately… especially when you have to really tinker with shit to get it working.