MagicX keeps dropping news about upcoming handhelds. This time, two new clamshells that are relatively powerful compared to other options currently available.
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Powkiddy is back with a new 3:2 retro handheld — the RGB50. Leaked specs hint at a 4.5-inch screen, Linux/Android support, and potential 1080p resolution.
Gaming accessibility, fighting game tournaments, and the search for the perfect controller — follow Mista Claw’s quest to conquer the FGC with unmatched determination.
Dual-screen emulation handhelds aren’t seen all too often. The ONEXSUGAR looks like it may be a first in its class for a multitude of reasons.
Dolphin is continuously updating, always adding new features and improvements. Release 2503 is the same and it shows how dedicated the Dolphin development team is to building the emulator.
Abxylutes first streaming handheld was effectively a slightly more powerful G Cloud. Now, the sequel to that device is slightly more powerful, but with some minor improvements found throughout the handheld.
Well, that was fast. An alpha build of RPCS3 is now available. Be warned though, it probably won’t run any games, but it’s nice to see step one out of many.
Android has been king on most powerful retro handhelds. We’ve seen ROCKNIX come to other devices over the past few months, but it looks like the Odin 2 is next.
Collecting handhelds gets out of hand fast. Trimming down devices makes playing games much easier and less overwhelming. Here are the 5 devices I’ve kept!
Explore the latest retro handheld hardware, software updates, and reviews. Highlights include the AYANEO Classic, Anbernic piracy, and so much more.