Retro Handhelds Weekly covers the FPGB MINI, GAMEMT MTX, Steam Frame pricing, PaperBoat, emulation updates, custom firmware, reviews, and deals.
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andrew
Andrew is our not-so-mysterious writer and Editor-in-Chief, who also finds you the latest deals, and can be found on the RH Podcast! He likes to cover X86 and top end Android, but you’ll also see him testing handhelds from the minis to the macros! You could say he’s kind of a big dill. Favorite Game: Call of Duty
FunnyPlaying’s $69 FPGB MINI has already sold out, and early testing suggests some popular flash carts aren’t compatible with the tiny Game Boy handheld.
Harbour Masters has released PaperBoat, a native Paper Mario 64 PC port with higher framerates, sharper visuals, mod support, and builds for Windows, Linux, and macOS.
The Acer Predator Atlas 8 is now available in the UK, featuring Intel Arc G3 Extreme power and a £1,299 price, though US availability remains unclear.
FunnyPlaying’s FPGB MINI is a compact retro handheld built for original Game Boy and Game Boy Color cartridges, and its full user manual is now available.
The Yoniq Duo and Portal finally have product pages, but generic feature lists, missing specifications, and unavailable preorders leave us with questions.
The GAMEMT MTX is a budget retro handheld with physical GBA cartridge support, the Allwinner T509 chip, supposed 2X PSP emulation, and prices starting under $80.
The Pocket Duo and RG DS Plus headline a packed Retro Handhelds Weekly featuring new hardware, emulation updates, reviews, custom firmware, and deals.
spruceOS v4.4.0 is here with stable support for Anbernic’s H700 lineup, early RGB30 and MiniLoong Pocket 1 support, DSperate, and much more.
The Pocket Duo and Duo Lite are Retroid’s first dual-screen handhelds, with prices starting at $135 and two very different hardware configurations.