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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.
Set up your Android handheld like a pro! Learn about the top emulators on Android to enhance your retro gaming experience.
Learn how to install Android 13 on your Retroid Pocket Mini with our detailed guide. Step-by-step instructions to upgrade your device safely!
RetroAchievements brings the thrill of achievement hunting to your favorite classic games! Learn how to unlock achievements, track your progress, and join a community of 1 million retro gamers.
Learn how to remap the R button on your Anbernic RG405V or RG406V to launch your favorite frontend like Daijisho or Emulation Station.
With about two weeks left before Christmas, you might be scrambling trying to figure out what to get to put under the…
This is for you, Retroid enjoyers by Joe Merry Christmas to all who celebrate! This device took our writing team by storm…
Releasing in 2021 as a community-funded project, the Atari VCS promised a modern take on the nostalgia you held for the 2600.…
“It’s shockingly convoluted” – Gandhi, GC-colored RP5 owner, and avid PlayStation user Setting up PlayStation 5 (or 4) remote play is easy…
Scored yourself a new Brick, have ya? Congrats! The TrimUI Brick has proven a hit with reviewers across the board, and now…
The RG406H and RG406V will probably go down as two of the most solid releases this year. They’re currently the only devices…
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Has AISLPC done enough with the RG43V Pro to stand out from the likes of other recent budget releases like the R36MAX2? Let’s find out whether this new budget button-masher has the legs to stand out from the rest of the clone world.
GameMT is back on the budget end with the E3 Vigor. Rocking a square screen and their own custom OS, is this budget handheld worth the money?
Nick reviews the GameMT PSK5000. Is this latest handheld a real budget contender for PSP play, or just another gimmick handheld?
Valve’s Steam Controller is the latest hit to come from their Hardware lineup. But at $100, with a strange design, and an out-of-stock status. Is it worth it?
Is this capable RK3562 device something of a wolf under a sheep’s exterior? And does it deserve a space on your collection shelf? Let’s jump in and take a look.