Emulation on the ROG Ally X (is Super Good)

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Let's take a look at the current emulation performance of the new ASUS ROG Ally X, and some tips and tricks along the way.

This was a review unit sent to me by the manufacturer. All opinions are my own, they did not see this review ahead of time, and no money was exchanged in any way.

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Timestamps:
00:00 introduction
01:27 setup
02:06 retro game emulation
03:56 black frame insertion and shaders
07:57 3D systems, PSP, and 3DS
10:40 GameCube, Wii, and PS2
13:03 Xbox and Wii U
15:35 PS3 and Xbox 360
21:28 Switch
23:00 Batocera Linux
24:57 Bazzite Linux
29:07 summary and conclusion

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This video is for entertainment and educational purposes only.

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I feel like a lot of people undervalue the ability to take one of these devices to a friend's house, dock it to their TV, and be able to play all sorts of great co op classics

M_CFV

I wanted to point out something I didn’t know about until recently.

I installed a 4tb WD sn850x NVME into my OG Ally and noticed far more wattage being used and a less play time. I’ve never thought of NVME power consumption because it’s always been in my desktop but I found out that drive could use 8+ watts at peak and even a watt or two at idle.

I’m using a Hynix p31 gold in my Ally X and even though it’s only 2Tb, it is one of the most power efficient NVME drives available.

Basically, your NVME could skew wattage use and play time.

SmartFool

Think how good the handheld market will be in 5 years!

pmizzlar

The Pedro the Lion shirt alone deserves a like! ♥

gvipaiva

I’m 1:30 into this video and had to stop to say, Russ you make awesome videos. From the intro to the outro I’m hooked on every video you make. I’m absorbing valuable information from start to finish. Thanks for the hard work. You rock

ericelwood

Thanks for all the detailed battery life numbers. Everyone else skips over this and gives us such broad ranges 👍

colin_actually

This might just be the video that finally makes me sell all my old retro games that are boxed up and packed away as I have nowhere to keep them in my house and use the money to buy an ROG Ally X. Basically every system is all playable on one portable device and I can actually play the games instead of having to store them in my attic. The fact that the ROG Ally X will also double as a PC for me to upgrade my 5 year old laptop, is also part of my consideration. All Xbox and PlayStation ports also on one system is actually mind blowing to me as an old skool 44 year old console gamer. What a time to be alive 😂 Great work on all your videos, Retro Game Corps.

alistairstewart

22:45 'Game who shall not be named' 😂

troyX

It's awesome that PS3 emulation is so good on the Ally X!

Russ, at some point would you be able to talk about how you prepare/optimise your PS3 ROMs, like you did in your comression guide for PS1 and PS2 ROMs?

TheSpigottedYahtzee

Fun fact about suspend mode on the Steam Deck: it's just Linux suspend, SteamOS isn't doing anything special for it. That's why it works on Bazzite too.

aru

Nintendo lawyers when Russ refers to TOTK as "this game": Well played, huh 🤔

jbnetosilva

Man...what a video. Lots of work here. Great info, as always! Thanks for showing the PGR series. Those games need to not be forgotten!

J.Wick.

I'm so glad you're doing a dedicated via for Bazzite because I installed it on my OG Ally about 2 months ago and the experience has honestly been transformative!

epkaz

Another great vídeo Russ. But I have to say one thing: I got the Ally X today and all I managed to do was getting lost in the menus, options and controls. Didn't managed to do much and it became a bit frustrating. You say a lot of things that we can do but I don't have the slightest ideia how to do it, how to get there. I hope the written manuals will help, but a lot of my difficulties have to do with the native system and options.
Anyway, great job, great video has always, a lot of work in it.
Congratulations once again...

GilbertoPaulo