Anbernic RG35XX Pro First Impressions: It’s an Anbernic

Anbernic RG35XX Pro First Impressions: It’s an Anbernic

We’re already halfway through 2025, and Anbernic is still releasing its H700 line of handhelds to the market. While the RG40XXH may have originally been quoted as the last H700, Anbernic has since released another four. Now enter the RG35XX Pro, the fifth since that...
Aolion K20 Review: Worth the Upgrade?

Aolion K20 Review: Worth the Upgrade?

Towards the end of 2024 and the beginning of 2025, one of my favorite value controllers was the Aolion K10. For $25, you get a hall effect controller with connectivity up the wahzoo and a charging dock to boot. Since then, most controllers have been in that $40-$50...
The Thumby Effect: How Small Can Handheld Gaming Get?

The Thumby Effect: How Small Can Handheld Gaming Get?

How small would you want your handheld? Miyoo Mini? RG Nano? Maybe a Funkey S if you’re feeling flippy. What if you could go smaller? Take out the emulation, take out all the excess, take out anything extra, and what are you left with? The Thumby. And in today’s...
Helegaly Action Pi å…€: Irrationally Good

Helegaly Action Pi å…€: Irrationally Good

The low-end market of handhelds has been primarily dominated by one of two chips. The RK3326 and the RK3566. Both of which have been seen in handhelds dating back to 2022, or 2020 for the 3326. In that time, the most we’ve seen out of those chips is new firmware and...
GameSir Super Nova Review: For Membrane Lovers

GameSir Super Nova Review: For Membrane Lovers

When it comes to my time looking into controllers, there’s been one constant. Always releasing more and more and more controllers into the market to the point you worry about overlap. And that’s GameSir. From the T4 and T7 to the G8 and Cyclone lines, they’re trying...