Retro games developed by Nintendo remain as popular today as they were decades ago. They’re so popular that a number of retro handhelds are specifically designed to emulate the feeling of using ...

Gaming on a Linux or Android-based handheld can come with a lot of variety, but also takes more setup work than just slapping a cartridge in a Game Boy.

Anbernic RG477V launches with Dimensity 8300, 120Hz 4.7" screen, Android 14, PS2/Wii U emulation, up to 12GB RAM, and starts at $199.99.

These devices allow players to enjoy AAA titles, emulators, and indie games with desktop-level performance, all in the palm of their hands. Whether you’re commuting, traveling, or lounging at home, ...

The heyday of the Game Boy peaked with the ultra-portable Game Boy Advance SP. That “special” clamshell handheld design is once again returning with the dirt-cheap Anbernic RG34XXSP. It should be ...

Handheld maker Abxylute just unveiled a new $70 Dual OS portable with Android and Linux capabilities. The only issue is that while its price point is attractive, there are already options out there ...

What if you could carry the golden age of gaming in your pocket, seamlessly blending retro nostalgia with modern power? The Lenovo Legion Go 2 promises just that, a handheld device designed to deliver ...

The MANGMI AIR X is the company's first device, but it perfectly fills a gap in the market for entry-level Android gaming handhelds. For less than $100, you won't find a better device for upscaled PSP ...

The Ayaneo Pocket DS includes both a 7- and 5-inch screen that can display two apps at once or showcase your favorite Nintendo DS or 3DS game. © Ayaneo; Screenshot ...

What if your handheld gaming device could do more than just play games? Imagine a sleek, portable console with not one, but two vibrant OLED screens, capable of running everything from classic ...