MagicX One 35 First Impressions

MagicX One 35 First Impressions

How many times do you look at a handheld and think to yourself “man this would be so much better if it was vertical.” Or maybe you’ve looked at an 8BitDo Lite and thought “put THAT on a handheld”. If either of these thoughts have passed through your mind I recommend...
AceMagic M1 Review: CPU Power Isn’t Everything

AceMagic M1 Review: CPU Power Isn’t Everything

For most of the year, Mini PCs have been coming out with more RAM, more storage, and more power for your setup. However, as we’re closing in on the end of 2025, RAM shortages, SSD price increases, and GPU availability drying up for the wills of our AI Overlords means...
AYN Thor Lite up for Preorder

AYN Thor Lite up for Preorder

Do you remember the AYN Thor Lite? Seems like AYN finally does. Despite being initially listed for pre-order with the rest of the AYN Thor models, the Thor Lite had been placed as out of stock for the last few months, but that seemingly changes now as we approach the...
Manba One Review: An Odd One

Manba One Review: An Odd One

There’s not a lot you can continue to change about a controller. You can swap the sticks out for Hall or TMR, you can give the triggers stops, or you can be crazy and have magnetically swappable button locations. However, what if we want to go a step further? Forget...
AYANEO Pocket Ace Review: Not Quite One & Done

AYANEO Pocket Ace Review: Not Quite One & Done

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...