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Guides
From getting started with your new retro handheld to installing a new custom firmware, we’ve got you covered.
From getting started with your new retro handheld to installing a new custom firmware, we’ve got you covered.
SpruceOS 4.0 has arrived on the scene to give you a single SD card solution to use across your lineup of Miyoo and TrimUI devices.
Fan of these new faux-CRT handhelds? Here’s how you can get even more out of your AISLPC R36T and R36T MAX with ArkOS4Clone.
Want smoother Steam Deck performance without new hardware? Use LSFG VK to unlock Lossless Scaling style frame gen on SteamOS and tune per title.
Follow this simple how-to guide to upgrade the internal storage in your new ASUS ROG Xbox Ally and give your game library the space it needs.
The long wait is over, and the AYN Odin 3 is finally here. Get from unboxed to gaming as quickly as possible with this Odin 3 setup guide.
Got an ASUS ROG Xbox Ally for Christmas? Here’s the ultimate Beginner’s Guide, including everything from Windows updates, to Armoury Crate firmware, and emulation setup.
Follow our step-by-step guide to get the amazing GammaOS Next up and running on your new Mangmi Air X handheld and enjoy a more streamlined Android experience.
What should have been a straightforward Android release has turned into a compatibility minefield. Red Dead Redemption runs great on some devices, poorly on others, and refuses to install on many popular handhelds.
Handhelds cover the gamut from cheap to expensive. But what’s going to be the best for your budget? It’s time to use the community to help figure that one out.
Bring your XF35H or XF40H to life with ArkOS4Clones. This step-by-step guide walks you through setup, fixes, and tweaks for perfect retro gaming.
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GMKTec is back again with a higher-end mini PC. Rocking OcuLink, USB-4, and a Ryzen 7, is the performance of this PC palatable for the price?
The AYANEO Pocket Micro 2 is a fantastic micro-sized emulation handheld that takes the good parts of the Pocket Micro, makes them better, and adds more power.
Feeling the gun kickback in your hands offers a sense of realism and immersion that was never available back in the PSX GunCon days. The functioning reload mechanic of pressing the clip Eject button and then pressing the clip back into the pistol is immensely satisfying.
Blaze’s Evercade Nexus is bigger, better built, and more capable than past models, while staying focused on physical cartridges and curated retro games.
Two years after launch, the 8BitDo Ultimate Mobile remains a capable phone controller, though its limited extension and basic features show their age.