Guides
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.
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.
Step‑by‑step guide to running GameCube titles on Anbernic RGXX handhelds (RG34XXSP and others) using custom muOS Pixie and Dolphin builds.
Learn how to wipe your RG-ARC-D’s Android partition and install the KNULLI/ROCKNIX alpha build with ADB in this handy, step-by-step guide.
Fix the Retroid Pocket Mini v2 ROCKNIX boot issue. This guide provides the downloads and commands needed to flash a new bootloader and solve the upside-down screen problem for good.
Anbernic RG35XX Pro Setup Guide: Complete walkthrough from specs and buying one to firmware updates, BIOS/ROM placement, and custom firmware installations.
Set up your Retroid Pocket Classic like a pro: detailed specs, must-have accessories, Android game compatibility, emulation, and more.
What's New
Is the GameSir Pocket Taco the ultimate retro phone controller? Nick reviews this $35 clip-on that turns your smartphone into a pocketable DMG-style powerhouse.
The AYANEO Pocket S Mini offers big power in a compact handheld, though its underwhelming screen and lingering software problems spoil the value.
GameMT is back at it again with a handheld that’s bigger and better than ever before. But with some awkward ergonomics, is the EX8 your next Game Boy Advance?
Changing your company name is meaningless if you continue to produce subpar products.
The AYANEO Pocket Air Mini is back with a limited edition B. Duck version, bringing the same excellent controls and build quality in a stunning yellow color.