If you’ve been watching the retro hardware scene, you know how long the journey has been for the Analogue 3D. Originally announced in 2023 as a high-end FPGA re-imagining of the Nintendo 64, it faced delay after delay. However, the Analogue 3D has now begun shipping to pre-order buyers (althoughRead More →
The retro hardware scene isn’t short on handheld emulators, clone systems, or FPGA recreations — but the GameTank, now gearing up for launch on Crowd Supply, is something genuinely different. It’s a clean-sheet 8-bit games console, built around real 6502-family CPUs and designed for new games, not nostalgia-driven ROM libraries.Read More →
Ayaneo has dropped something a little unexpected — the Pocket Vert, a new handheld console with a vertical screen orientation and compact design. The announcement came via the official Ayaneo Twitter feed, accompanied by a reveal video showcasing the device in action, and just days after news of the AyaneoRead More →
Capcom Super Pocket gets Kit(sc)h makeover Blaze Entertainment is stretching the Super Pocket formula in an unexpected direction: designer streetwear! A limited-edition Capcom Super Pocket has been unveiled, created in partnership with New York fashion brand Kith — a bold design twist that pushes the handheld into lifestyle territory. ForRead More →
The MyArcade Atari Gamestation Go offers games and input methods galore, but in a competitive marketplace, does it stand out? If you’re a hardcore Atari fan or someone who values unique controls above everything else, the Gamestation Go presents an intriguing proposition: over 200 built-in games, paddle and trackball controls,Read More →
The Arduboy FX-C has officially landed, but the credit-card-sized console has already sold out of its most basic edition. For those unfamiliar, the Arduboy started life as a DIY-friendly, black-and-white handheld powered by Arduino hardware. Designed by Kevin Bates, it’s been the go-to device for tinkerers who love making —Read More →
Destined for supermarket voucher rails, the GamerCard can handle PICO-8, emulators, and slips neatly into your pocket. I am *really* excited about the GamerCard, the compact handheld Raspberry Pi-powered gaming system created by visionary Grant Sinclair. After our chat on the Gaming Retro podcast a few weeks ago, he’s beenRead More →
Dust off those vector dreams, folks — the Vectrex Mini is about to hit Kickstarter today at 3pm UK time (15:00 GMT). Yes, the iconic all-in-one console with its glowing wireframe visuals and buzzing hum is back, smaller than ever and ready to test just how deep your retro loveRead More →
UPDATE: The listing for the Retroid Pocket 6 has been temporarily pulled pending a community-inspired redesign. The mysterious teaser video from Retroid titled “The future of Retroid is here” has finally paid off. In a move that immediately redefines the Android emulation market, the company didn’t just announce a newRead More →
