Another month means more games to play. From racers to rhythm to honking like mad. There’s something for everyone in this month’s Games to Grow Your Backlog.
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Discover the Retro Handhelds Games of the Month for August 2026, featuring Aladdin, GoldenEye 007, The Simpsons: Hit & Run, and more community picks.
Mice aren’t normally a focus for retro gamers, but what if you want it to look the part? The PS2 Silver Epomaker NEX Pro is a powerhouse, but is it good?
Never ones to shy away from a hardware revision to sell you another device and address that one annoying irritation about the handhelds that came before it, Anbernic is back with a new clamshell offering.
The Retroid Pocket Nova was built for 4:3 gaming. These five classics show off its AMOLED display, integer scaling, and powerful emulation hardware.
If you’re looking for a powerful TV Box, the Z Box Lite aims to please with the ultimate “Phone as a Console” experience. But is it worth the cost of entry?
Originally built as an enterprise crypto-mining blade, the AMD BC-250 boards became unprofitable surplus when the mining boom ended. They were destined for an industrial electronic grave—despite housing a slightly cut-down variant of the same AMD silicon inside a PS5.
A monster of a capable processor in a mini PC, but it’s hamstrung in the gaming department by the limited capabilities of the integrated Intel UHD Graphics. The machine’s limited graphical capabilities, but stacked CPU make it the perfect candidate to upgrade my decade-old HP Proxmox machine.
Explore the latest handheld news, including the Anbernic RG SP and MagicX Mini Dream, plus Pepsiman Recompiled, reviews, deals, and emulation updates.
Early Retroid Pocket Nova testing shows strong PS2 emulation, promising dual-screen support, and only a handful of minor hardware and software quirks.