GameSir Nova Lite 2 Review: Cheaper but Better?

GameSir Nova Lite 2 Review: Cheaper but Better?

One of the regularly mentioned “Best Budget Controllers” has been the GameSir Nova Lite. A $25-ish controller that manages to connect to just about anything while still being a solid piece of kit. However, the Nova family extends well past that one controller. The OG...
OneXSugar Officially Launches, and It Sure is Something

OneXSugar Officially Launches, and It Sure is Something

In case you’ve missed it, One-Netbook, one of the prominent x86 manufacturers of the past few years, has partnered with Qualcomm to produce and release the OneXSugar. One-Netbook describes this as being the “1st Dual-Screen Transformable Handheld.”...
MagicX Zero 40 First Impressions: Weird but Good

MagicX Zero 40 First Impressions: Weird but Good

Are you looking for the perfect DS machine, that is nice and compact, and does everything that you’re looking for perfectly? Well, I don’t think the MagicX Zero 40 is quite that, but it does a lot right for its modest price tag, and actually tries to do something...
8bitdo Announces the Pro 3 Controller, Now with Balls

8bitdo Announces the Pro 3 Controller, Now with Balls

8BitDo has been a staple in the controller community for years at this point, dropping everything from nano controllers to GameCube mod kids, and “Ultimate” controllers meant to do everything. However, there have been a few staples in their product line:...