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The AYANEO Pocket Air Mini is back with a limited edition B. Duck version, bringing the same excellent controls and build quality in a stunning yellow color.
Amstrad’s 1990 GX4000 reused CPC computer hardware with a tiny 25-30 game library of mostly recycled ports, no third-party support, and vanished within a year.
Nintendo raises Switch 2 game prices, Sony hikes PS5 costs, and AYANEO loses more handhelds in another chaotic week for gaming fans.
We’re taking another look at five more PSP games for the Mangmi Air X, a budget handheld that feels made for the PlayStation Portable and these costly times.
Nintendo added a Handheld Boost Mode to the Switch 2, heavily enhancing handheld play for Switch 1 titles. Let’s test it out and point out some standouts!
It’s bigger, it’s wider, and it can swap positions? Epomaker’s RT98 is coming out, and advertising a modular numpad. Left or Right, but is this right for you?
A premium price brings a premium product. And Geekom is trying to do that with their second laptop; the GeekBook X16 Pro. But is it worth your money?
We tracked down every PortMaster game on sale right now, covering Steam, GOG, Fanatical, and more so you can grow your library for less.
Bandai’s 1994 Playdia was a kid-focused FMV machine with anime licenses and infrared remote controls, but its interactive videos couldn’t compete.