Ayaneo Pocket Micro Review: The Best 3:2 Handheld?

Ayaneo Pocket Micro Review: The Best 3:2 Handheld?

One of my first handhelds was a Game Boy Advance SP. A small clamshell that played some of my favorite games from the time, as well as some of my least. I’m looking at you Kong. But with that in mind, I’ve always been on the hunt for a handheld that plays GBA in my...
Game Console R36MAX Hands-On: No Goal!

Game Console R36MAX Hands-On: No Goal!

The new Game Console R36MAX is a fairly unremarkable device. It’s another clone – this time with a tall 1:1 form factor and a curvaceous rear end. In an apparent attempt to stand out from the crowd, its designers have given the latest RK3326 on the block...
TrimUI Brick Review: A Rock Solid Upgrade

TrimUI Brick Review: A Rock Solid Upgrade

If there were ever handhelds that could be considered the gateway drug to the handheld emulation hobby, it would likely be either the Miyoo Mini+ or the Anbernic RG35XX. These small form-factor Game Boy clones have remained popular since their releases in the early...
GKD Bubble: The Good, The Bad, the Basic

GKD Bubble: The Good, The Bad, the Basic

In the past, when you think of handhelds modeled after something else you think of Anbernic. The RG353P is modeled after an SNES controller, and the RG-Arc is modeled after a Sega 6-button controller. But what about a handheld modeled after a handheld? No. Not the...