PSP-inspired frontend XOrA gets early access trailer, public release to follow in November
There's a lot of great ways to organise your games on an Android emulation handheld. With apps like ES-DE you can already access a plethora of unique aesthetics, with others like iiSU and Cocoon pushing the stylistic boat out there to give you a Nintendo-themed experience. For those wanting to relive the glory days of Sony's handhelds, XOrA might be the one to watch.
With the first look trailer having released today, along with a paid period of early access, XOrA brings all the stylistic nostalgia of the PSP's Cross Media Bar and pulls it into the modern day. With integrated RetroAchievements, messaging (assuming you're happy to link your social app of choice), and even a well-themed music player, we will soon have yet another fantastic tool for those emulating on the go. There's even a Vita-themed shortcut page for those of us out there who still feel something for Sony's most neglected handheld.
At the time of writing the app has just launched into a period of paid early access, with those interested able to download the app by contributing via the official ko-fi page and linking to the official Discord server. A free public release is set to follow in November.
A note on the usage of AI from the ko-fi page:
ko-fi Page said:While 100% of the visuals are hand-made by myself, the back-end is in-fact mostly vibe-coded. This is largely because I don't really have the knowledge or experience to code anything myself, and I personally don't unconventional means as long as it works the way it should and looks exactly how I envisioned it. Not everyone will agree with that outlook, but that's okay.















