The Pocket Duo and RG DS Plus headline a packed Retro Handhelds Weekly featuring new hardware, emulation updates, reviews, custom firmware, and deals.
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The Pocket Duo and Duo Lite are Retroid’s first dual-screen handhelds, with prices starting at $135 and two very different hardware configurations.
AceMagic is back again with the latest in its Intel lineup of Mini PC’s. The Core 5 220H may not be new, but is it going to be worth the cost compared to other PCs?
As part of the Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct, we finally have our first real glimpse of the Ocarina of Time Remake, and Joe has some thoughts about those changes.
Xbox controllers have been the de facto standard for years in the controller market. But with new controllers every other week, is it still any good?
120Hz was always possible on the budget friendly MiniLoong Pocket, and it took the developers at Leaf to crack it. Under the hood, Leaf takes the cake on being both user-friendly and super-efficient.
The RG DS Plus, Wave Launcher v1.0, a cheaper MSI Claw, new emulators, firmware updates, reviews, and deals headline the latest Retro Handhelds Weekly.
My Odin 3 now runs three operating systems: Android, Armada, and ROCKNIX, creating one of the most flexible ARM gaming handheld setups around.
Razer’s Prio is one of the smallest telescopic controllers around, featuring clever engineering, responsive controls, and some unavoidable compromises.
We’re no strangers to EasySMX, but the D10 is a bit different. At $60, it’s one of their higher-end controllers. But with all of the competition, is it worth it?