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Everything that’s happening in the retro handheld gaming world.
The Steam Machine might land between mini PCs and consoles, but Valve still needs to answer the one question everyone keeps asking.
This week: AYANEO Pocket Block leaks, RG DS Linux firmware, KNULLI Scarab, $10 Flash Carts, emulation updates, RG Rotate coverage, and deals.
A leaked user manual and renders reveal the AYANEO Pocket Block, an upcoming vertical Android gaming handheld. Here is everything we know so far.
Anbernic’s RG DS finally gets a new Linux system with dual-screen tweaks, exclusive themes, screen swapping, and easy microSD card setup.
Get the latest on the AYANEO NEXT 2. June shipments remain on track for backers, but RAM and storage shortages mean no new orders can be guaranteed.
Batocera 43 launches with support for Retroid Pocket 6, AYN Odin 2 Mini, and more. Get the highlights on new features, emulator changes, and installation tips.
Sega and Branch have launched officially licensed Dreamcast, Genesis, and Sonic desk chairs starting at $529, available now in the US.
Xbox’s Project Positron, verified in Insider builds, could let disc owners convert physical games to digital licenses ahead of the all-digital Project Helix console.
Decky Translator version 0.9.0 adds offline translation support to the Steam Deck via a 1.4 GB local model, along with a new default OCR engine and Gemini Vision support.
Developer Yombo’s Motecast adapter lets you use a Nintendo Wii Remote as a Dreamcast controller via Bluetooth, echoing a cancelled Sega prototype.