by Ban | Sep 3, 2025 | Features, Reviews
The two devices that I remember most fondly as my “First Emulation” handhelds were the original Odroid Go and the Anbernic RG350M; two devices on opposite ends of the spectrum for the time. Fast forward about 4-5 years, and we’ve seen the release of hundreds of...
by kalkeg | Aug 29, 2025 | Features, Reviews
The TrimUI Brick has been a fan favorite of many members of the Retro Handhelds Discord, myself included. It’s a well-made device, sporting surprising power at an affordable price, and that screen is simply gorgeous! The TrimUI Brick Hammer is much of the same,...
by Ban | Aug 27, 2025 | Features, Reviews
8BitDo has been a prolific company in the whole “retro styled” Controller market for years now. From the original SNES-style controller in the SN30 to Genesis, Neo Geo, and NES controllers across the years. Even the SN30 “Pro” line is getting up there in age, as you...
by kalkeg | Aug 16, 2025 | Features, Reviews
When it comes to loading my legally obtained backup game files on my Retro Handheld devices, I usually resort to popping the microSD into a USB-C Adapter and transferring the files from my PC to the MicroSD card directly. I’ve messed with FTP File Transfer...
by Ban | Aug 6, 2025 | Features, Reviews
Everyone has a different definition of “Budget”. For handhelds that may be anything under $50. For controllers that may be anything under $50. For Keyboards that could be anything under $50. Actually, I think that’s just the pattern in the Google algorithm....
by Ban | Jul 30, 2025 | Features, Reviews
I haven’t gotten to experience the full transition of screen capabilities like I’m sure many people have. My household has held CRTs, Plasma, IPS, and, more recently, OLED TVs. But when it comes to monitors, I’ve been content with 1080p, IPS, or VA technology paired...
