Anbernic is getting weird again. Rather than another clamshell or vertical, they’re sliding out with the RG Rotate. Rocking Android and a T618, is it worth it?
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The DSPico is an open-sourced flash cart for the Nintendo DS system that can be purchased for less than $10, and comes without bricking software.
In an age of wireless controllers, can the Xbox compatible, wired, Flydigi Vader 5S stack up to the competition? Or has it been tethered for no reason?
The RG Rotate is more than a pocketable Android handheld. Here’s how to get more out of Anbernic’s unusual device, from apps to updates and everything in between.
The user is left with a bit of a predicament: we have this beautiful 1:1 display and a chipset that’s capable of running titles that the device simply lacks the analog sticks to control.
Coleco’s Gemini was a sleek Atari 2600 clone with a clever combo joystick/paddle controller, but it launched into the 1983 crash and vanished almost instantly.
This week brings RG Rotate pre-orders, new handheld teases, major Anbernic updates, homebrew ports, emulation news, and fresh AliExpress codes.
The Anbernic RG Rotate delivers a refreshing twist after the RG Vita, with a fun hinge, pocketable design, and some early concerns.
The tried-and-true ROCKNIX OS comes to the MiniLoong Pocket 1 in the form of a custom fork. Is this the software experience we have been waiting for, or a bust?
Clearing the air before we dive into the meat of things. Is this project practical in any real way? Not really. Is it cool as hell that it’s available anyway? Absolutely.