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Everything that’s happening in the retro handheld gaming world.
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.
Hyper Mega Tech’s new Rare Edition Super Pocket packs Banjo‑Kazooie and 13 other classics into a limited‑run handheld built for diehard Rare fans.
Stop Killing Games is launching EU and US watchdog NGOs after a 1.3M‑signature petition, pushing hard for real rules against killing paid digital games.
Ayn issues an update regarding shipping for their Thor and Odin 3 consoles, but newer batches for the Thor will be met with an expected price “Adjustment.”
Mario Kart 64 fan PC port SpaghettiKart hits 1.0 with harder AI, big performance and camera upgrades, and a revamped custom track system.
Yaba Sanshiro’s latest update adds save conversion, UI polish, and development momentum, making Saturn emulation more flexible, future-proof, and friendly.
Open‑source 8‑bit console GameTank has smashed its funding goal on Crowd Supply and is heading into production with CRT‑friendly video and a DIY‑focused design.
Log into classic systems in your browser via the Interim Computer Museum and SDF, and experience real Unix, Multics, VAX, and mainframe setups: games included.
Justice League: Cosmic Chaos is being delisted from all stores in March due to expiring licenses, but it’s heavily discounted and remains yours if you buy it.