The retro handheld emulator market is saturated. There seems to be multiple variations made by multiple companies for every conceivable form factor and screen size and that can be daunting if you want to join in. Luckily, people like Russ aka Retro Games Corp offer advice to cut through the noise and make the best choice.
In the above video, he shows us how to set up a retro handheld OS to be as simple as possible. The idea is to start small and, if you want more, to build up from there. I love that he called it StarkOS (simple, tailored ArkOS) and it can do everything you’d need if you just want to play 8, 16, and some 32-bit games.
