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Check out our thoughts on the latest retro handhelds, and retrospectives on ones we still can’t put down.
Turn your retro handheld into a media player. This guide shows how to install the Switchfin Jellyfin client via PortMaster and configure your server connection.
Button noise on Retroid Pocket (and other) devices fixed once and for all? YouTuber WhatObiPlays seems to have a solution, and Joe is here to test it out!
Learn how to install GammaOS Next on the KT-R1 and other supported handhelds. A complete step-by-step guide with tips, drivers, and setup instructions.
Want Steam on your retro handheld? GameNative brings PC classics to Android with simple setup and offline play. Here’s how to get started.
Just got a PowKiddy V90S? Our complete guide walks you through setup, custom firmware, and accessories to unlock the best retro handheld experience.
RetroAssembly lets you play your ROMs in a browser with cloud saves. Now self-hostable via Docker, it’s like a personal Plex server for your retro game library.
Can you believe it’s been over a year since muOS burst onto the scene? Since then, the usefulness of this custom firmware…
Unlock the best picture quality from your Nintendo Wii. This guide covers easy, no-mod solutions and advanced homebrew tweaks to get a sharp 480p image on modern TVs.
Morrowind is now available on PortMaster! We’ll walk you through the simple setup process to get this classic RPG running on your compatible handheld device.
Did you buy a Lenovo Legion Go S Windows Edition, but long for SteamOS? Mikhailov has you covered with a detailed install guide.
Latest News
Pyrite64 is a new open‑source engine and editor that lets creators build real N64 games for original hardware and emulators with a modern, visual workflow.
Recalbox V10 lands on Steam Deck, ROG Ally, and Legion Go with deep Deck integration, experimental Windows handheld support, and a major frontend overhaul.
Snapdragon handhelds might finally have something new to suffer through: an Xbox emulator for Android forked from xemu, freshly posted to GitHub.
Sega’s UK dev kit raid has spiraled into a legal and preservation flashpoint, with police conduct, corporate power, and lost prototypes under fire.
Sony’s PlayStation Flex rental scheme lets UK customers lease a PS5, but the math is terrible, and you never actually own the console.