GAMEMT EX5 Modx Handheld Production Videos Emerge
New videos from Royibeila confirm the GAMEMT EX5 Modx handheld is in production, showing off its unique detachable display and metal shell design.
Handhelds
Krikzz Considers Neo Geo AES Flash Cart, Boosting Scene Hopes
Krikzz, the developer behind the popular EverDrive series, is exploring a flash cart for the Neo Geo AES, potentially offering a new option for collectors and enthusiasts.
Modern Handhelds Revive SNK's Neo Geo Pocket Color Library
SNK's distinctive portable, the Neo Geo Pocket Color, finds new life through contemporary emulation handhelds. We examine how current devices offer enhanced ways to experience its unique library.
Frodo Emulator Brings Portable C64 Experience to New Devices
A new report highlights Frodo, a free and portable Commodore 64 emulator, expanding options for retro computing enthusiasts on modern hardware.
DSpico Flash Cart: Open-Source DS Play on Raspberry Pi Pico
The new DSpico flash cart, built around the Raspberry Pi Pico, offers an open-source solution for playing Nintendo DS titles, including DSiWare, on original hardware.
Game Boy's 37th Anniversary: A Look Back
The Nintendo Game Boy marks its 37th year, prompting a reflection on its enduring impact on handheld gaming and the modding community.
AYANEO Pocket Block Leak Hints at New Vertical Handheld
A user manual leak suggests AYANEO is preparing a new vertical handheld, the Pocket Block, aiming for the affordable retro market currently led by Miyoo and ANBERNIC.
Digimon Universe: Appli Monsters Gets English Fan Translation
A dedicated community effort has released an English fan translation patch for the Nintendo 3DS role-playing game, Digimon Universe: Appli Monsters, making it playable for Western audiences for the first time.
Nintendo DS and 3DS See Renewed Player Interest
Players are returning to the Nintendo DS and 3DS, prompting a closer look at what makes these dual-screen handhelds so enduringly popular in the retro scene.
Bust-A-Move Game Gear Link Cable Mode Uncovered
A recent discovery confirms the full functionality of *Bust-A-Move*'s two-player link cable mode on the Sega Game Gear, shedding light on overlooked features in classic handheld titles.