by Ban | Nov 27, 2024 | Features, Reviews
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... 
by Nick | Nov 26, 2024 | Features, Reviews
As someone who was around when most of these games we’re emulating were originally released, I find myself drawn more to the devices that are doing more-with-less than I am to the next technological behemoth. When I first tried the Game Console R36S, I was blown... 
by andrew | Nov 26, 2024 | Features, Reviews
Before we get too into the weeds with the Retroid Pocket 5 review, there’s something that you should probably know about me. I have a tendency to be a bit of a “snob” when it comes to the devices I purchase, always looking to get the best. This... 
by Ban | Nov 24, 2024 | Features, Reviews
TrimUI is one of those companies that haven’t released a mountain of products. With that, they’re similar in vein to companies like Retroid and AYN. However, where they focus on Android at higher prices, the TrimUI brand lands on the lower end of the market. Following... 
by jalanimal | Nov 19, 2024 | Features, Reviews
Anbernic is back with all brand-new variations. What happens when you take a RG406 V and cross it with a RG Cube? Well, you get something much like the new RG406H. You can check out Andrew’s first impressions here and also the video Stubbs did below. Anbernic... 
by andrew | Nov 18, 2024 | Features, Reviews
It’s wild to think that in a year dominated by Anbernic handhelds of all shapes and sizes, Retroid releases one device that trumps them all. That’s exactly what it looks like so far with the Retroid Pocket 5. Thanks to Stubbs, I’ve been able to spend...