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The AYANEO Pocket S Mini offers big power in a compact handheld, though its underwhelming screen and lingering software problems spoil the value.
The G7400/Odyssey³ offered modest upgrades over Odyssey² but launched as the crash hit, computers rose, and NES loomed; caught between eras with nowhere to go.
From AYANEO and Retroid to EmuDeck and ES-DE, this week’s Retro Handhelds Weekly is packed with handheld news, updates, and fresh surprises.
Tired of scrolling through pages and pages of websites trying to find the best deals on retro handhelds and accessories? We’ve got you covered with a few picks.
GameMT is back at it again with a handheld that’s bigger and better than ever before. But with some awkward ergonomics, is the EX8 your next Game Boy Advance?
Looking for something new to play on your Android handheld? Need to go fast behind the wheel? Check out five of Ban’s driving recommendations for x86 emulation.
The 3DO’s $700 price, multi-manufacturer chaos, and FMV-heavy library killed it by 1995 when PlayStation and Saturn arrived with better games and lower prices.
Retro Handhelds Weekly dives into Odin 3 drama, surprise software updates, new device rumors, and the emulation scene’s latest wins.
Packed in with the original Nintendo Game Boy, Tetris has come to be a symbol of handheld gaming. At the time of its Game Boy port, it was proof that compelling gameplay and design could be had in a portable experience.