by Ban | Dec 24, 2025 | Features, Reviews
4:3 is the aspect ratio of choice for those looking into emulation handhelds. Genesis, SNES, PS1, Dreamcast, GameCube, PS2; all of which hold the option of using 4:3 natively. Following that, if you can’t get 4:3, you look to 16:9. PSP, Switch, x86, and just about...
by Ban | Dec 23, 2025 | Features, Reviews
X86 Handhelds have been getting expensive. The Legion Go 2 is over $1,000, the MSI Claw is pushing that price point too, and AYANEO is doing AYANEO things. Trying to see just how much money they can claw out of each of their 78 backers. Now, what I’m about to talk...
by Ban | Dec 22, 2025 | Features, Reviews
Controllers are getting pricey. At least for the full-sized options out there. I’ve covered everything from $20 to $250 and everything from bare bones to feature-packed. But the one thing I haven’t gotten into is tiny controllers. So while today, I’m taking a look at...
by Ban | Dec 22, 2025 | Features
Anbernic has had a pretty hit-and-miss year up until this point. They’ve had some solid releases with the RG477M, RG34XXSP, and RG476H. They’ve also had some low points, with the RG DS and RG557. At least in my opinion. This time around, it’s choosing to end the...
by Ban | Dec 15, 2025 | Features
They may only have just started shipping, but the AYANEO Pocket Air Mini has been lauded as a great budget option by a number of creators on the internet. That being said, I’ve heavily overspent on mine to get it early, and to see if, in a first impression, I can tell...
