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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.
So you just got your brand new Android handheld and you’re ready to get it set up. You go through the initial…
One of the best-unmarketed features of the Analogue Pocket is that it can back up save files from cartridges. You don’t need…
Greetings friends and fellow enthusiasts! This is Mikhailov from Team Retrogue, where we like retro games and the devices that bring them to…
Despite our primary focus being on retro handhelds from the likes of Anbernic, Miyoo, and others, there’s no denying that the Steam…
I am going to be honest. The Anbernic fatigue has been setting in at this point of the year for me. I…
Reddit will argue over these. by Joe This article is a sequel. And not just any sequel, but one that reuses the…
With the ASUS ROG Ally X, there are more than a few meaningful upgrades that have been implemented to improve the experience.…
Greetings friends and fellow enthusiasts! This is Mikhailov from Team Retrogue, where we like retro games and the devices that bring them to…
This is a ‘Git Gud’ Safe Zone Prepared by Joe We’ve all been there when you are untethered by Radahn area attacks…
Gary’s Note: This article is intended as a companion piece to the video tutorial located here. One of the best parts of…
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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.