by Ban | May 23, 2025 | Features, Reviews
The low-end market of handhelds has been primarily dominated by one of two chips. The RK3326 and the RK3566. Both of which have been seen in handhelds dating back to 2022, or 2020 for the 3326. In that time, the most we’ve seen out of those chips is new firmware and... 
by Nick | May 20, 2025 | Features, Reviews
Anbernic tends to march to its own drum. After a monthly release cycle in 2024, they surprised a lot of fans by staying largely silent in the first quarter of 2025. The anticipated release of the RG557 has come and gone, and that device certainly went in some... 
by Ban | May 14, 2025 | Features, Reviews
When it comes to my time looking into controllers, there’s been one constant. Always releasing more and more and more controllers into the market to the point you worry about overlap. And that’s GameSir. From the T4 and T7 to the G8 and Cyclone lines, they’re trying... 
by Ban | May 7, 2025 | Features, Reviews
It’s no secret that I’m a controller enjoyer. I’ve grabbed everything from tiny controllers to controllers that let you swap out every last aspect of them for something different. I’ve done a 9-pack round-up of controllers under $40 and I’ve gotten things as low as... 
by Nick | May 6, 2025 | Reviews
This isn’t the first time a handheld has appeared with this moniker. The previous R36 Plus was a terrible clone, looking to capitalize on the R36S success. The R36MAX was another one as it managed to get a few things right, but the inclusion of an odd... 
by Ban | Apr 30, 2025 | Features, Reviews
It’s a really weird world right now. The US market is having its own issues, and Anbernic just went 4 plus months without releasing a handheld. But now Anbernic has decided this is the exact time to come out with a new device for their market, and they figure it’s...