PICO-8 Station is a modified JELOS firmware which makes your RGB30 into a dedicated handheld device can only run PICO-8.

You may achieve this by leveraging boot-to-game feature from some OSes. But I found it fun by tweaking the firmware and “downgrading” the device to a dedicated PICO-8 handheld console this way.

Only works with official PICO-8 binaries. If you don’t own a copy, check PICO-8 Fantasy Console (lexaloffle.com) to get one.

Download

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1vDSCXUP7ukEdwftt3B6LT2tBs-zvje5M/view?usp=drive_link

Setup

• What you need

1. Setup TF2 for games

• Format your TF2 to ExFAT or FAT32 format.

• Mount your TF2 card and prepare a folder structure like below

  <your-tf2>:\roms\pico-8

• Download PICO-8 Raspberry Pi version and copy the following files to the pico-8 folder you just created.

• (Optional) You can add all your downloaded PICO-8 games to pico-8 folder too.

2. Setup WIFI and integer scaling options

• In the roms folder, create a pico8station.txt file with the following lines and update your wifi name, password and integer scaling option here.

  wifi.ssid=MyWifiName
  wifi.key=123456
  integerscale=0
  

3. Setup system and boot

• Download the system image and flash it to the TF1
• Insert your TF1 and TF2 to the RGB30 handheld device.
• Long press the power button to boot.