In this long-term re-review, he breaks down why the AYN Thor has stayed in his daily rotation despite newer, more powerful options hitting the market.
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Rob and Stubbs are joined by Nelly from Gaming Repairs where they talk about the OneXPlayer Apex, the State of x86, and what REALLY happened at CES.
This week’s handheld rundown: RG34XXSP spec drama, RP6 OLED calibration delays, and a bigger TrimUI Brick with sticks on the horizon.
A controller that tracks your heart rate? Anbernic just revealed the RG G01, and it’s easily their weirdest (and most intriguing) launch in a while.
The RG34XXSP might be getting a stealth downgrade. The listing flipped from “LPDDR4 2GB” to “1GB,” and nobody got a heads-up.
Waiting on a Retroid Pocket 6? Retroid says OLED screen calibration bottlenecks slowed output, but a new system should ramp production. Expect Black units first and dashboard updates soon.
Leaks reveal the TrimUI Brick Pro may handle PS2 emulation. With a 4-inch display, dual joysticks, and Android onboard, it’s a major upgrade from the original.
AYANEO’s latest stream shows the Pocket S Mini for retro purists and outlines the KONKR FIT, a Windows handheld debuting Ryzen AI HX 470 with a 7-inch OLED.
This week’s Retro Handhelds Weekly covers Odin 3 RAM drama, Portal refresh rumors, an N64 controller on Dreamcast, and more hardware and software hits.
Saving AliExpress coupons? The official AYN store just added Odin 3 and Thor pre-orders. Compare costs, fees, and the models you can’t buy yet.