TL;DR: Setting up a retro handheld is usually pretty simple. The important part is getting the first few decisions right: use a reliable SD card, back up the original setup, identify the right firmware for your hardware, and follow that project's instructions. Once those are sorted, you're mostly copying files and configuring emulators. Who this guide is for You have a retro handheld, or one is on its way, and you want to have an easy to understand step by step guide. This guide is deliberately firmware-agnostic. The exact installation...
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TL;DR: I use three devices, each for a different reason: a RG350M is my home pick-up-and-play machine, the Anbernic RG35XXSP is my everyday travel companion, and my iPad handles the systems that benefit from a bigger screen, especially on long trip. None of them is the most powerful device you can buy. And honestly, the best retro gaming device is often the one you already own. In my case, that's my iPad. Why I'm showing you my setup instead of a buying list? Most retro handheld advice is a ranked...
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