Could a $520 mini PC truly stand in for your desktop? We put the UM880 Plus through benchmarks, upgrade trials, and real-world gaming to find out.
The Fantech EOS Pro IIS delivers gyro motion, macro support, turbo, and multi-mode wireless in an ergonomic shell for under $50.
Discover Ruffy and the Riverside, an indie platformer with hand-drawn worlds and a unique swap mechanic. Perfect for fans of Paper Mario and N64 collectathons.
The Anbernic RG Slide taps into PSP Go and Xperia Play nostalgia with a satisfying sliding screen and sturdy metal construction that’s built to last.
Ban’s PXN P5 8K review details how this budget controller packs 8000Hz polling and capacitive sticks and doesn’t break the bank for the sake of performance.
Anbernic is back with the RG35XX Pro, a confusing release for some. Does this refined classic design make a worthy addition to your emulation lineup?
Aolion’s K20 controller upgrades the K10 with hall-effect sticks, swappable D-pad, enhanced grips, trigger stops, and a charging dock, all for under $40.
Retroid Pocket Flip 2 review: gorgeous OLED, familiar Snapdragon 865 internals, ROCKNIX updates, minor hinge stops — and whether this clam is worth your money.
Discover Thumby & Thumby Color: ultra-tiny RP2040 handhelds with OLED/LCD screens, clicky microswitch buttons, and built-in games for pocket-sized nostalgia.
Tired of old chips? The Helegaly Action Pi, powered by the Allwinner A527, offers a significant upgrade over the RK3566. Explore its Batocera OS, comfortable design, and impressive emulation capabilities up to Dreamcast.