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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.
From Anbernic’s RG476H to Eden hitting Google Play, here’s everything new in retro handheld hardware, emulators, and firmware this week.
Just got a PowKiddy V90S? Our complete guide walks you through setup, custom firmware, and accessories to unlock the best retro handheld experience.
I had never really experimented with the Switch’s ability to play retro games before owning my Switch 2. After experimenting, what I found surprised me.
An ambitious handheld revival, the Neo Geo X’s promising hardware was let down by barebones software and a bitter legal feud that led to its early demise.
How much would you spend on a controller? $50? $70? What about $230? The HexGaming Phantom is a premium PS5 controller that does everything. But is it worth it?
In 2003, Go! Go! Hypergrind merged Japanese game design with Ren & Stimpy’s gross-out humor. Its bizarre style made up for its lackluster, simple gameplay.