Hyper Mega Tech’s Atari and Technos Super Pockets will annoy traditionalists, just like plug-and-play retro consoles, but ...

So, are they worth it? For the casual retro gamer who just wants to play some old games without spending a fortune, these Amazon retro consoles can offer decent fun for short bursts—if you’re not too ...

Usually priced around the £55-60 mark, the RG35XX has a 3.5-inch full-colour display and can emulate multiple games consoles ...

Of course, to make the most of your flashy retro game console, you need a bunch of games to play – and we’ve got you covered there, too, with our list of the best retro games. Or, if you’re looking ...

The Friday letters page is angry that publishers are not making the games people want ... about what counts as a retro video game and what doesn’t. I used your definition, that it was anything ...

Hate's a strong term to level at a video game controller ... that doubled the console's available memory from 4 MB to a whopping 8 MB, improving performance on select games), and outputs in ...

Diwali is just around the corner and if you are looking to buy some fun games to celebrate the festival, we have got you covered.

Thankfully, indie games ... retro sound design make for a winning combination, resulting in a short-but-sweet experience that's great for newcomers and veterans of the genre alike. Furthermore ...

However, if you want a tiny and powerful portable gaming console, we’d still recommend the Ayaneo 2. And, if you can stomach the price, this device doesn’t have any competition in the ultra-small ...

It features curved handles on the back, making it more comfortable to hold than the Switch Lite for long gaming sessions, plus a bright 6-inch 1080P LCD screen to make classic games pop.

The latest handheld gaming consoles can play full-blown console and PC games like Destiny 2 or Fortnite, keep a whole library of retro classics ... latest in handheld game consoles, I tested ...

So when we see something like a VFD game console, we just have to sit up and take notice. In a lot of ways, the design of [Simon Boak]’s Arduino-based VFD console is driven by his choice of display.