Nearly five years after launch, the Analogue Pocket is getting another special edition, this time featuring Supreme branding and 24K gold plating.
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This week: Retroid Pocket Nova D-pad concerns, a KONKR Pocket Advance Developer Edition, Pokémon Gen2Recomp, firmware updates, and new deals.
Reports of a louder Retroid Pocket Nova D-pad are growing, with a longer stem appearing to scrape against the PCB on some recently delivered retail units.
Our INNOCN GA27M1Q review covers its 27-inch QD-OLED display, 500Hz refresh rate, glossy panel, port selection, and whether it’s worth the price.
The KONKR Pocket Advance has already topped 20,000 sales on JD.com, giving AYANEO plenty of reason to keep expanding its color lineup.
After 48 hours with the Retroid Pocket Nova, Andrew shares his early thoughts on its display, performance, controls, ergonomics, GameCube, and PS2 gaming.
Retro Handhelds Weekly covers SteamBoy, Pokémon Gen 1 Recomp, ARM PS3 emulation gains, new handhelds, software updates, reviews, and deals.
The Anbernic RG SP may look familiar, but its slim design, improved stock OS, and affordable price make it one of Anbernic’s better clamshells.
Anbernic opens RG SP preorders at $59 for the first 72 hours, bringing its familiar H700 hardware to another Game Boy Advance-style clamshell.
Gen1Recomp brings Pokémon Red, Blue, and Yellow to modern devices with mod support, 2.5D voxel visuals, and a dual-screen option for the AYN Thor.