The external card typically stores your game files (ROMs) for console, arcade, and handheld games. The “external” card, also known as the data card or TF2 card, is located on the bottom of all RG350 models (on the original RG350 it’s the only SD card slot on the bottom, and on the RG350M and RG350P it’s the rightmost SD card slot on the bottom.
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To learn how to access this internal SD card without having to remove the card itself, check out this guide.
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In general, this is enough space for your application files, although I do recommend you back up this internal card in case something happens to the software (or the card itself, which is a bit cheaper than the SD cards you can buy at a store). The RG350 ships with the internal card already installed and configured, usually on a 16GB card. Most of the game applications and files highlighted in this guide will be located on the internal SD card. The internal card stores your emulators and other software necessary to run the RG350. The “internal” card, also known as the firmware card or TF1 card, is located inside the device on the original RG350, and on the leftmost SD card slot on the bottom of the RG350M and RG3350P. The RG350 makes use of two microSD cards at the same time. I include instructions and folder locations for each of these scenarios below. Instead, these games will either play as-is, or will require game files from the original game to be inserted into a specific folder to verify that you have previously purchased the game. These applications are unique from my other platform guides because they don’t follow the typical emulator/ROM/BIOS setup that you may be used to. I added instructions for dual analog gameplay for all games that support it below. Unfortunately, this device (and most other OpenDingux devices) only had one analog stick, so mapping both RG350 analog sticks is sometimes difficult. Many of these applications were specifically designed for the GCW Zero device, which was the first OpenDingux device (released in 2013). Some are fully playable indie games or remakes that are specifically developed for or ported over to these devices. Most of the applications featured in this guide are shells that allow you to port classic games on a standalone application. This guide is focused on apps that are optimized to play on the RG350 or similar OpenDingux devices (GCW Zero, Dingoo A320, GKD350H, Bittboy PocketGo V2). Rise of the Triad: Dark War RPG Maker 2000/2003 NKaruga OpenBOR OutRun Picoloop Quake Quake II Store Diablo on your external SD card DOOM Table of Contents Before we get started A primer on microSD cards
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