u/zGreenGoblin

A while ago, I finished setting up my IiSU exactly the way I wanted it, with custom banners, GIFs, animated icons, and everything. It was working perfectly... until I decided to update IiSU to the latest version (0.0.7.4) And it just completely broke everything.

The icons on the home screen keep flickering, and I have to restart the app to get them working properly again. I've tried messing around with several settings, but nothing seems to fix it.

I even tried doing a completely clean install instead of just updating the app using the APK from GitHub. I set everything up again from scratch, but the problem is still there.

You guys are my last resort lol. Has anyone else had this issue? And more importantly, has anyone managed to fix it?

Doing some tests last night. I really liked the result. It won't run everything, but simpler things and pixelart are great. And the screen doesn't get that small.

Edit: Gamelist

Pokemon Omega Ruby

Metroid Samus Return

Shantae

New Super Mario Brother 2

Shovel Knight

When I laid eyes on RP6 I knew I would make this modification, because I had already done something similar in my RP5 (last photo). But I ended up selling the 5 to buy the 6, and as the main platform that I play on it is PS2 and PSP... nothing is fairer than making this modification. With the difference that I decided to use the color pattern of the Playstation, different from the silver I used in RP5.

The whole process was very simple to do, it only requires patience to open the Handheld without damaging any locks, but after opening everything is very simple. Well, I hope you like it.

This widescreen OLED display of the RP6 is amazing. And what a wonderful pixel art of this game Streets of Rage 4, I wanted more pixel arts in this style.

Playing calmly while resting from lunch.

- Shoulder Bag

- Galaxy Watch Ultra

- Galaxy Buds 3 Pro

- Power bank Samsung

- Wallet.

- Anbernic RG Rotate

- KableCARD

- Knife.

I told myself that I was going to test the 3ds games at RGRotate, but I ended up playing 50 minutes of Dragon Ball Z Extreme Butoden, and he downloaded it... so the tests will be for tomorrow.

I was waiting for some things that I bought, to arrive for me to open only once the RG Rotate.

A few days ago I asked about the RG Rotate in the metal version because I really liked this handheld I would like to keep it well maintained, and the metal one seemed more durable to me. I received several tips for placing a case on my Plastic Rotate to make it more resistant, but I would not like to lose any of its portability.

What bothered me the most were two things, placing it directly on smooth surfaces, which can end up scratching the plastic, and he accidentally turns on when he takes it or puts it in his pocket, so I made 3 simple modifications.

1 - I changed the RG and Power buttons for low profile buttons. (red)

2 - I placed the replacement R2/L2 buttons that come in the box, to improve access to these buttons.

3 - And finally I placed screw hiders, rubberized, which in addition to obviously hiding the holes of the screws, still leave the device slightly higher when placing on some surface, avoiding the direct touch of the housing, and because they are rubberized also prevent the Rotate from sliding on the surface, leaving it fixed where it is placed, avoiding accidents. (I used the screw protectors of the New 3Ds XL, easily available on AliExpress, and fit perfectly. )

I was already using Cocoon in RG Rotate for a while, but the single screen mode did not allow many modifications, this changed completely in the frontend update 3,0. And it was honestly amazing, to my taste.

I share here a little bit of how my RG Rotate is today.

Playing a little about what Cocoon 3 can do again. I think the adaptable size feature of the icons on the grid was by far the best addition.

I bought the black RG Rotate, which has a plastic back. I went with this version to save some money because I wasn’t sure if I’d actually like the device.

But I absolutely love it. This handheld is amazing and it basically never leaves my pocket. Now I’m starting to worry about its long-term durability, so I’m considering selling the black version and buying the metal one instead. It seems more solid, more premium-looking, and hopefully more durable.

I’d love to hear from people who own the metal RG Rotate. How is the overall build quality? And if anyone owns or has tried both versions, I’d really appreciate hearing your thoughts about the differences.

Should I make the switch? Does it actually make sense, and is it worth the extra money?

I had bought my first handheld, a New 3DS XL, a few months ago and I was simply in love with Luigis Mansion, and you know when you find a perfect vibe for a certain game... that day I knew what it is like.

I tested some launchers for RG Rotate. I particularly like to use these launchers on my Android handhelds to make them look more traditional console.

On the Rotate I tested the Beacon, Daijisho, RetroHrai, and now the Cocoon.

The RetroHrai I liked it a lot, but I felt some stuttering in use, as if it were not very well optimized for the power and limited ram of the Rotate.

And now I'm with Cocoon, and it's much faster, and it's just as good. I intend to keep it as the main launcher of RG Rotate.

Exploring Laucher RetroHrai, I really liked how versatile it can be, of course some details will be the same in all Handhelds, but in general it is possible to make customizations that leave it very different, both in the choice of platform and in the presentation of the Library.

Handhelds:

Retroid Pocket 3+

Retroid Pocket Flip 01

- Anbernic RG Rotate (although everyone had the same chipset (T618) he was the only one where the Launcher showed slowness and delay to load the boxarts,I think that happens because he only has 3GB of Ram).

After a week of work, I managed to leave it my way.

I really like the freedom of customization that the IISU provides, I took a long time to use it, but now I want to put it on all my laptops.

These prints are from my Retroid Pocket 6 (black).

I received the device two days ago and since I am addicted to customization I started putting a cool front end, and scraping the games.

But I still want to open up and change some things on the device.

I found it very interesting what I saw here in the sub, some users put Hold MagSafe on the back.

If they have suggestions, they can talk, as long as it does not reduce portability.

I have some handheld, among them releases like Thor and RP6, and some older, of the retroid brand so I have several... MiniV2, Rp4 Pro, RPFlip 01... But I've always liked the Retroid Pocket 3, I like the firmness of the buttons, how light and compact it is and slim. I recently got his Official Grip, I just loved it, and I really liked the full Black style.

So I decided to revive it, to play more, especially PSP.

And I went to change the frontend, I found RetroHrai and I really liked how it looked, to the point but still very aesthetic.

He looks like an improved Beacon with more features.

I think I did a good job...

And you? Do you prefer practicality or aesthetics?

I have Mini V2, exclusively for retro games, at most up to PS1, a little overkil I know, considering the processor. But playing Gameboy Color on his OLED screen, and with shaders, is very good. I do not regret having picked up this device and I think that depending on the purpose of the person it is still an excellent option, very compact, very comfortable, very powerful, and with a beautiful screen.

I simply decided to revisit some classics that are available for the Switch Lite and I did not regret it, I recommend these handhelds to anyone who asks me, the Switch Lite is so capable when compared to its size that I am still surprised.

Here at a family party (a little boring) and starting my campaign on my favorite Assassin's Creed.

I posted a few days ago my perfect trio of RP6+RPMINI+AYNTHOR and said, My use of Retroid Pocket 6 was mainly ps2, a platform I love! And I usually play it a lot on TV using the retroid dock, and of course in ps2 games I do not disable BIOs.😅