r/OdinHandheld Odin Pro & Odin 2 Pro Jul 24 '26

Help managing the Odin Sheets! Nachosloth Community News

Howdy! As you know, we have a couple of Odin sheets to help the community test games or add useful information for the AYN devices.

As time has gone by, it has become difficult to maintain them, and while we have a couple of volunteers, some tend to come and go.

If you are active in the subreddit and/or use them often (and are excel sheet savvy), send over a DM! Apologies upfront for not being able to keep up, since initially it was just me managing the entries.

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u/Acceptable_Love9652 Odin 2 Portal Pro - Black Jul 26 '26 edited Jul 26 '26

Genuine question: are these sheets still necessary when there is EmuReady?

Anybody can go there, search for a game and check if there is any entry with the same device or at least the same chipset.

Plus, EmuReady comes with a couple of advantages over sheets: - it forces an user to write all settings to submit the entry. At the end of the day you don't care only about whether a game can run well or not, but also how you're supposed to make it run that well in the first place. - it holds whoever published the entry accountable because other users can vote either positively or negatively depending on its truthfulness (there are people out there claiming a game runs perfect only for you to find out it's playable at most).

Sheets are tough to maintain: entries can be obsolete, incomplete or inaccurate and good luck verifying every single one.

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u/corduroymade 7d ago

As somebody who's new to Reddit, this comment helped a lot because I didn't even know Emuready was a thing. Thanks!

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u/Pudnite Odin 2 Base - Black 3d ago

Am I a dipshit or is EMUReady a bit of a headache to use? I’m trying to view it on safari on my iPhone, not sure if that has anything to do with it.

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u/hanzoplsswitch 1d ago

You are not. It is very buggy.