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.
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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.
In the spirit of honoring the man who scarred my childhood with his emotional performance as a giant transforming robot, here are the Transformers games I’ve enjoyed most over the years.
We take a look at the KONKR Pocket Advance, a new device from AYANEO’s budget brand that blends modern tech with a charming, retro vibe.
Our Anbernic RG SP setup guide covers everything from turning off button sounds and adding ROMs to installing custom firmware and choosing accessories.
It may not be the newest or the best to many, but to Ban, this is where we reached the Horizon. How does it hold up? And is it worth giving a try?
I sold my retro collection after watching speculators ruin that hobby. But I’m keeping my retro handhelds — because in a world with fewer options to own games, these are the systems where we form our bonds.