As part of the Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct, we finally have our first real glimpse of the Ocarina of Time Remake, and Joe has some thoughts about those changes.
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120Hz was always possible on the budget friendly MiniLoong Pocket, and it took the developers at Leaf to crack it. Under the hood, Leaf takes the cake on being both user-friendly and super-efficient.
In the spirit of honoring the man who scarred my childhood with his emotional performance as a giant transforming robot, here are the Transformers games I’ve enjoyed most over the years.
I sold my retro collection after watching speculators ruin that hobby. But I’m keeping my retro handhelds — because in a world with fewer options to own games, these are the systems where we form our bonds.
Why should Amazon reviews be taken with skepticism? A Discord promotion for the Abxylute S9V offers a troubling example of manipulated feedback.
RAM is the muscle of your SOC and is lately getting more expensive by the week, so how much of it do you actually need in your handhelds?
New handheld launches now come with weeks of vague teasers, scattered specs, and uncertain release dates. It is time for companies to tighten things up.
Nick field tests the Anbernic RG Rotate amidst the chaos of a 10 year old’s birthday party.
Seeing the budget favorite R36S on retail store shelves in Micro Center is very cool for fans of handheld emulation, but what exactly are they selling? Is it even real?
Zelda ports are exploding across PC, Linux, Android, and handhelds, with fan projects adding widescreen, mods, gyro, cheats, and more.