Most controllers follow the same formula, however the Manba One does things differently. With a 2-Inch screen, and heavy customization, there’s a lot to love.
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Mere weeks before the launches of the PlayStation 3 and Nintendo Wii, Mattel stormed confidently back into the console wars with a truly terrible idea.
Catch up on the week’s biggest retro handheld headlines: KTR2 shakeup, Pocket Vert details, Pocket 6 photos, plus fresh emulator and software updates.
Got an ASUS ROG Xbox Ally for Christmas? Here’s the ultimate Beginner’s Guide, including everything from Windows updates, to Armoury Crate firmware, and emulation setup.
We share our first impressions with AYN’s newest handheld on the market, the AYN Odin 3. Spoilers: it’s pretty darn good.
Is 3:2 the ideal retro handheld aspect ratio? The AYANEO Pocket Ace delivers peak GBA vibes, but compromises elsewhere hold it back.
With Steam Deck levels of performance, is the ASUS ROG Xbox Ally the budget x86 to get in 2025? With the LCD Steam Deck now discontinued, this might just be it.
Does your controller really need to be big? The Fantech EOS Mini is here to show you can get a lot out of a small package. But is it as good as it sounds?
Tiger’s R-Zone (1995-97) was a head-mounted LCD gaming system that projected red images into your eye. Multiple models, licensed games, all equally terrible.
It’s bigger, but is it better? The Anbernic RG477V is its biggest and most powerful vertical to date. But with some odd design choices, is it still good?