Steam is now officially supported on ROCKNIX, opening the door for Linux and Proton gaming on supported Retroid, AYN, and AYANEO handhelds.
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Need BIOS files for emulation? This guide explains which retro systems require them, what the files look like, and where they need to be placed.
From AYANEO and Retroid to EmuDeck and ES-DE, this week’s Retro Handhelds Weekly is packed with handheld news, updates, and fresh surprises.
The TrimUI Brick Pro may be almost ready to launch, with leaked packaging showing a familiar design and confirming several hardware details.
The latest ES-DE update adds Linux AArch64 support, Xbox and Xbox 360 on Android, plus more features than a point release should have.
Tired of scrolling through pages and pages of websites trying to find the best deals on retro handhelds and accessories? We’ve got you covered with a few picks.
Retroid has added Yellow and Turquoise Pocket 5 colorways, giving fans a new way to grab the former Pocket G2’s Switch Lite-inspired look.
Retro homebrew fans now have an easier way to find new games, as the revamped EmuDeck Store offers a cleaner and more polished experience.
The GAMEMT E5 ModX may be one of the strangest handhelds we’ve seen in a while, blending controller, vertical, and horizontal gaming in one device.
Retro Handhelds Weekly dives into Odin 3 drama, surprise software updates, new device rumors, and the emulation scene’s latest wins.