Snapdragon G2 Gen 2 Powers Anbernic's Dual-Screen 3DS Rival
Anbernic announcements usually arrive with a spec sheet and a sub-$100 price tag stapled to the same sentence. The RG DDS breaks the pattern. It's…
The retro and emulation handheld scene — Anbernic, Miyoo, PowKiddy, and more.
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Anbernic announcements usually arrive with a spec sheet and a sub-$100 price tag stapled to the same sentence. The RG DDS breaks the pattern. It's…
Speedrunners have spent 28 years memorizing every pixel of Ocarina of Time, and the game just handed them a new one. A glitch surfaced by veteran…
Retro Remake founder Taki Udon just showed his FPGA GBA SP prototype running Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire, and buried in the same post is the number…
For years, the pre-loaded microSD card has been the retro handheld scene's most awkward open secret. You buy an Anbernic, it shows up with thousands…
The headline on DroidDeck 0.4.0 is a number: 57%. The developers expanded the project's PRoot fast paths and came away with what they describe as up…
The most important upgrade in the AYANEO Pocket Micro 2 isn't the chip. It's that someone finally rounded the corners. The original Pocket Micro's…
ArmadaOS's newest build does something SteamOS proper still can't: launch Android apps from inside Steam's Game Mode without ever touching a desktop.…
SpruceOS didn't ship a maintenance drop — 4.5.4 is a real release with a headline feature. Offline RetroAchievements has landed: cached games, cached…
Anbernic spent 2026 quietly building out its dual-screen ambitions, and this week it tipped its hand with the RG DDS — a clamshell explicitly aimed…
SteamOS on an Android handheld has meant a weekend of flashing, partition wrangling, and praying the ABL picks the right boot target. DroidDeck…
Leave an Android handheld sitting in a case overnight and there's a decent chance it greets you with a battery percentage that has quietly fallen off…
The best moment in Nintendo Everything's 90-minute Muramasa: Revenant Blades preview isn't a boss kill — it's the part where the writer takes a wrong…