Welcome to the latest edition of Retro Handhelds Weekly. This week saw a bunch of news in both the world of hardware and software, our writing team continues to be on an absolute tear, and there’s even a surprise or two sprinkled in! So sit back, grab a cup of coffee,...
The Steam Deck is still my favorite handheld after all this time. The one downfall though is that you are limited to the Steam store, so your GOG and Epic games are waiting on the sidelines. Of course, there are ways to get them on the deck (Lutris, Heroic, Junk...
Nintendo has been ruthless with their takedowns of Switch Emulation and copy-striking beloved Retro Handheld Youtuber Retro Game Corps. When Nintendo tackled Yuzu, we lost Citra as well. This has been leaving a void in the 3DS emulation scene. Having to rely on old...
When I first got my RG35XXSP I thought it was pretty decent. The excitement of a new clamshell was great, but dealing with the stock firmware and clicky buttons was starting to drag me down. Introduce muOS. muOS is a fantastic CFW that really unlocked a new love for...
The KTR2 has been announced but will start as a crowdfunding effort due to costs for parts being higher than initially expected. The KTR1 was initially positioned as a rival for devices with the T618 chipset but with notable opportunities for various modifications....
Would you believe me if I said Anbernic may be having another handheld coming out soon? Youtube channel NITTRX, has shared potential patent pictures for the RG406P, a horizontal version of their new RG406V. The RG406V is a great handheld and it may be my favorite...
