Pepsiman Recompiled makes the quirky PS1 classic playable in browsers with 60 FPS, 16:9 support, offline play, persistent saves, and leaderboards.
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Looking for an Analogue Pocket alternative? The Game Bub FPGA handheld is about to ship, with a limited number of units still available to order.
Anbernic puts the RG SP through its paces with GBA, Dreamcast, DS, Stardew Valley, and Cuphead streaming, though pricing and release details remain unknown.
Early Retroid Pocket Nova testing shows strong PS2 emulation, promising dual-screen support, and only a handful of minor hardware and software quirks.
MagicX formally introduces the Mini Dream, a 3.3-inch OLED handheld coming in Linux and Android versions with prices ranging from $80 to $180.
New handheld launches now come with weeks of vague teasers, scattered specs, and uncertain release dates. It is time for companies to tighten things up.
MANGMI details the AIR Y and AIR Y Pro, revealing Snapdragon 662 and 865 processors, multiple RAM options, and important storage differences.
From the GKD350H Ultra and Lenovo C700 to Animal Crossing ports and RPCS3 milestones, here’s the week’s biggest retro handheld news and updates.
GKD’s upcoming GKD350H Ultra combines retro gaming with dedicated HiFi audio, with introductory pricing expected to start at about $110 in China.
AYANEO revealed the KONKR Pocket Advance without specs or pricing, raising fresh concerns about yet another drawn-out handheld teaser campaign.