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.
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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?
Another month brings more games. From pod racing to small-town exploration, there’s something for everyone to play as summer turns to fall in this roundup.
This month’s Retro Handhelds Game of the Month theme is Sleptember, highlighting hidden gems, overlooked favorites, and games that deserved more love.
The KTR2 is three years in the making, and it shows. Major improvements over the KTR1 bring up a lot of questions. But the main one is: is it worth it?
Retro Handhelds Weekly rounds up Anbernic RG 55G1 news, Xbox disc conversion, GameNative updates, new emulators, firmware, reviews, and deals.
The RG 55G1 is a good device that strikes me as the most “end of summer” release ever. A great upscaled PSP/Dreamcast/N64 machine with a screen that deserves better than the SoC’s native PS2 output.