A home for retro handhelds, interviews, oddities, and the people who keep old games alive.
Reviews, long conversations, preservation stories, curious physical media and people making things for the handheld community.
Two independent teams have remastered the 1984 classic for the C64, one with a faithful recreation and another with a striking audiovisual overhaul.
Why Azahar's developers are withdrawing support for Anbernic-specific problems, and what they previously told me about hardware manufacturers.
Four years making a sprawling new adventure, with more than 800 screens and a soundtrack running to 45 minutes.
Nearly 40 years after its release, Wizball's ZX Spectrum version is being overhauled with help from an original artist.
Chris Ahchay has brought settlers, cities, research and a playable version of the original Civilisation to SNK's pocket-sized handheld.
The complete conversation about Leaf, its origins, the Miniloong Pocket 1 and the Pocket Nova Colorway Studio.
Bo Made It is pushing a tiny e-paper display to around 30 updates per second for original Game Boy games.
Crash Bandicoot on an old click-wheel iPod? The Sprout project is giving classic music players an unexpected new life.
BioWare's closure is sad but perhaps not surprising. Looking back at its extraordinary RPG legacy, from Neverwinter Nights to Dragon Age and Mass Effect.
Beautiful AMOLED panels, excellent DS and 3DS emulation, and plenty more besides. My hands-on look at the standard Pocket Duo.
On its fifteenth anniversary, revisiting one of Rocksteady's finest adventures and the joy of returning to Gotham.
An open-source Android project is bringing modern conveniences to classic Pokémon games, with a rather clever use for the second screen on handhelds like the AYN Thor and Retroid Pocket Duo.
One person's Sakura Wars experiment has become a surprisingly capable, if experimental, Sega Saturn emulator for the Miyoo Mini+.
SundownerSport, Ry, Arkun and Chris share their complete answers about spruceOS 4.5.0, the one-card approach, offline RetroAchievements and the people behind the project.
Anbernic’s higher-end RG DDS has a Snapdragon G2 Gen 2, 3DS-focused IPS screens and starting prices of $299.99, or $284.99 with the introductory discount.
A conversation with TortOS developer Geekstrada about why a great handheld experience can mean fewer systems, faster launches, and a lot more music.
I sat down with SeedlessDS developer SapphireRhodonite to talk about the DS, dual-screen Android handhelds, frame pacing, accessibility and his hopes for the project.
How Level-5 turned Joan of Arc, the Hundred Years' War and a collection of magical armlets into one of the PSP's finest strategy RPGs.
