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Everything that’s happening in the retro handheld gaming world.
8BitMods’ VMUPro for Dreamcast is adding wireless Game Boy “link cable” multiplayer, turning a memory card into a tiny Nintendo handheld opponent.
OrangePi Neo, the Manjaro Linux handheld, is now “on ice” as DDR5 and SSD prices spike, leaving a fully certified but badly timed device stuck in limbo.
Fire up DREAMM 4.0 and marathon late 90s Star Wars and LucasArts oddities on your Steam Deck or desktop without old installer headaches.
New Xbox patents describe cloud “help sessions” where human or AI helpers take over your game to clear tough sections, echoing Sony’s controversial ghost idea.
Want to play Halo on your Android device? X1 Box brings original Xbox emulation to the Google Play Store. Find out what files and specs you need to get started.
Hope you’ve been saving your lunch money because the bulk of this month’s games come with a price tag, but with highlights like Dead Cells and Counterstrike, who’s complaining?
Anbernic’s RG Vita Pro teaser focuses on dual-boot flexibility, showing Linux and Android workflows and a range of game tests.
For those who have been waiting patiently for a playable LEGO Game Boy, we’re now one step closer as the Build A Boy launch page is now active on Crowd Supply.
Another handheld price squeeze hits: Retroid discontinues the RP6 12GB model, and the 8GB version gets a $15 price increase starting March 2.
Another hit to handheld pricing: AYN raises Thor and Odin 3 costs while the market keeps getting pricier. Here’s what changed, when it changes, and what’s still safe.