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 →
The barrier to entry for modern gaming is getting ridiculous. Whether you look at console hardware or the ever-inflating cost of a gaming PC, players are increasingly locked into expensive ecosystems and mandatory subscriptions. Enter the QuarterCade. Launched today on Kickstarter, this project from indie development studio LB’n’Mie and developer/artistRead More →
The news we’ve been waiting for has finally arrived. Following the initial announcement that the iconic vector display console would return in miniature form, Vectrex has dropped the essential details regarding its upcoming Kickstarter campaign—and they come with a time-sensitive deadline and a price tag that positions the device asRead More →
You have to be kidding me. Just when you thought the Intellivision name was destined to be a cautionary tale in the history of vaporware (I’m looking at you, Amico), Atari—yes, that Atari—has swept in to save the brand and immediately announce a brand-new console. It’s called the Intellivision Sprint,Read More →
