As the handheld gaming market continues to blow-up, high-end PC gamers aren’t the only ones swimming in options. Retro enthusiasts also have a bigger selection of sleek emulation machines to choose ...

The retro handheld gaming market has seen a significant surge in recent years, driven by the ease of emulation and the rising costs of vintage hardware. For enthusiasts looking to relive classic games ...

When Apple announced it would finally allow developers to launch retro game emulators on the App Store earlier this month, I was thrilled. After several false starts, the iOS emulation era truly ...

The market for retro handhelds has experienced a surge in recent years, driven by the availability of more affordable screens, computers, and internal components. This has led to oversaturation, ...

It turned out the handheld isn't fake after all.

The £60 / $80 retro gaming handheld is no longer available outside of China ...

The mountain of excellent Game Boy-like retro handhelds hasn’t improved the pocketability that peaked with the Game Boy Advance SP in 2003. Cribbing from Nintendo’s square design, Anbernic’s upcoming ...

The Anbernic RG351v is a standout in the realm of vertical retro handhelds, offering a unique blend of nostalgic design and modern functionality. Here’s a detailed look at what makes this device ...

Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. In the 1980s, the idea of the home or personal computer was still relatively new or niche, which is why affordable options that connected to a standard TV ...

Cheap retro handhelds, one of the only cheap entry points for gaming, could be meeting their end, but the retro spirit should live on. Reading time 7 minutes The BatlEXP G350, left, and TrimUI Brick, ...

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