AYN Odin Handheld Review
The AYN Odin handheld is a device that I didn’t think would impress me as much as it has. Android and Windows handhelds are coming out left right and centre…
RG300X Review
The RG300X is ANBERNIC’s latest handheld, one that quite obviously resembles the Gameboy Micro from 2005 and although it looks pretty cool, for some odd reason it doesn’t feel like…
GB Operator Review
It’s time to dust off your old cartridges and get ready to play your Gameboy, Gameboy Color and Gameboy Advance games on your PC or Mac. The GB Operator is…
RG552 Handheld Review
The RG552 is ANBERNIC’s latest handheld, and it’s one I have personally held off reviewing because in all honesty I was really disappointed at first. It didn’t feel like an…
Evercade VS Review
The Evercade VS is a new retro games console from the talented team behind the original Evercade known as Blaze Entertainment. Instead of niching to handhelds, they have now moved…
Hyperkin Retron Sq Review
Deep down the Hyperkin Retron Sq is quite a simple product. It enables you to play your Gameboy and Gameboy Advance cartridges directly from a TV or monitor using the…
Powkiddy RGB10 Max Review
Powkiddy has been renowned for creating mediocre products over the years, they’ve never really rivalled ANBERNIC or Go Retroid because they’ve just never been in the same league. But the…
Brawler64 Wireless N64 Controller Review
The Brawler64 Wireless controller is a great way to mix modern technology with retro games consoles, and who better to do it than Retro Fighters? Retro Fighters have been creating…
RG351V Review
The RG351V is ANBERNIC’s latest handheld that comes in a vertical form factor and houses a stunning 4:3 display. Over the last few years ANBERNIC has evolved into a respectable,…
PocketGo S30 Review
The PocketGO S30 is one of the latest “affordable” retro handhelds to come out of China. Priced at just $59, it has put itself in a low competition category, even…