Most Controllers on the Market land between $40-$70, but if you spend more do you get more? Flydigi sets out to answer that with the Apex 5.
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Anbernic’s new RG476H is a well-built handheld with a premium feel and great screen, though its T820 chip limits performance.
Considering the AYN Thor? See Joe’s thoughts as he breaks down why it excites him enough to make his first AYN purchase since 2021!
Learn how to install GammaOS Next on the KT-R1 and other supported handhelds. A complete step-by-step guide with tips, drivers, and setup instructions.
Rockstar’s “Thrasher: Skate & Destroy” came out within weeks of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater, but its sim-like difficulty lost out to Pro Skater’s arcade-y gameplay.
From AYANEO’s surprise Pocket Air Mini pricing, to Microsoft’s Xbox mode being leaked, catch all the hardware, software, and emulator updates in this week’s Retro Handhelds Weekly.
Want Steam on your retro handheld? GameNative brings PC classics to Android with simple setup and offline play. Here’s how to get started.
Anbernic returns with the RG476H, a glass-and-plastic handheld with DS-style dual display support, a 4.7-inch 120Hz screen, stacked triggers, and T820 power.
Tired of tinkering instead of playing? Learn why dedicated handhelds for specific systems might be the best way to enjoy retro gaming.
On its 25th anniversary, a look back at MTV Sports: Skateboarding featuring an exclusive interview with legend Andy Macdonald on its rivalry with THPS.