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Check out our thoughts on the latest retro handhelds, and retrospectives on ones we still can’t put down.
The GKD Pixel 2 is here! Dive into this hands-on setup guide covering everything from firmware to accessories and game ports.
Did you just get the Retroid Pocket Flip 2 and aren’t exactly sure where to start? Here’s our setup guide so you can get the most out of this excellent gaming handheld.
The Powkiddy V20 is retro handheld gaming in its purest form. This guide covers everything you need to know to get the most out of your device.
Make the most of your RG556 handheld with our comprehensive setup guide — fix cardinal snapping, update apps, and optimize for emulation & streaming.
IPTV lets your handhelds do more than game. Turn your emulator into a live TV tuner using .M3U files, muOS, and a few nerdy tricks.
The Miyoo Flip hasn’t been the runaway success that we thought it would be, but it’s still a surprisingly capable clamshell retro handheld. And if you picked one up for yoursef, here’s a setup guide to help get you started.
Whether you’ve just picked one up or are looking for the best ways to optimize your device, check out our guide for the Powkiddy RGB30 and get your 1:1 game on.
Get the best experience with your Kinhank K36 by updating the firmware and unlocking new performance possibilities. Check out our setup guide to get started.
So, you updated your Retroid Pocket Mini to Android 13 and now you have regrets. Well, you’re in luck, as you can downgrade back to Android 10. Follow this guide to find out how.
The R33S might have been overshadowed by the R36S, but with the right tweaks and firmware, it stands as a solid handheld gaming option. Learn how to set yours up for peak performance.
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The latest spruceOS update brings offline RetroAchievements, three newly stable handhelds, expanded Bluetooth support, USB storage mode, and much more.
Retro Handhelds Weekly: Halo Everywhere, Handhelds Missing in Action, and Spooktober Begins
From Halo CE ports and EmuDeck on Armada to missing Pocket Novas and Spooktober, it was another packed week in the handheld gaming scene.
The Original Halo Is Pretty Much Playable Everywhere, Including Your Retro Handheld and Browser
Halo CE is now playable in a browser with multiplayer, while new community ports are bringing Combat Evolved to the RG35XXH and other handhelds.