Any plans to officially support LibreELEC and Kodi with RetroPlayer cores for ODROID-GO Advance or more importantly the new ODROID-GO Super?
Hardkernel has just announced its upcoming "ODROID-Go Super" and I think this is very interesting portable hardware for RetroPlayer as it is a Linux (Ubuntu ES) based handheld ARM game console which is to be sold for only around $80 at the end of January 2021.
Unlike previous handheld game consoles in 'ODROID-Go' series, the "OGS" will not be available as a kit as it will be a retail product delivered preassembled from the factory. OGS otherwise has the same internals as the ODROID-Go Advance (OGA) with a Rockchip RK3326 Quad-Core Cortex-A35 ARM 64-bit CPU running at 1.3GHz and a Mali-G31 MP2 GPU, but OGS comes with a relativly large 5-inch 854x480 pixel 16:9 TFT LCD instead of only a 3.5 inch 480x320 pixel 4:3 screen which the OGA kit had/has.
FYI, there is a fork of LibreELEC called RetroELEC (formerly "Sx05RE") by escalade which has added support for OGA. RetroELEC, however, boots to with a non-Kodi emulator frontend named Emulation Station UI so it doesn't use Kodi with RetroPlayer as its main GUI for games.
Hardkernel is marketing this device as the "developers gaming gadget for 2021" so maybe LibreELEC team devs could try to reach out to them to ask for hardware samples? They have already pushed many Linux kernel and U-boot patches to support new the hardware features in OGS: