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MagicX 2DS-style Emulation Handheld Teased with MediaTek G99 and Dimensity 7300 Options
MagicX has teased a Nintendo 2DS-inspired emulation handheld on Discord. Early renders and specs show two MediaTek-powered variants, a 5-inch 768x1024 display, and...
Anbernic RG476H Showcases Bezel-Free Display in Latest Emulation Handheld Reveal
Anbernic announces its new RG476H handheld, featuring a bezel-free 5-inch display and color options reminiscent of classic Nintendo consoles, intensifying competition...
MagicX Unveils Retro DS: Dual-Screen Handheld Mimics Nintendo 3DS Design
MagicX announces the Retro DS handheld, featuring dual screens and design cues inspired by the Nintendo 3DS, as part of its 2025 product roadmap.
MagicX Unveils Retro 45: Handheld Console Targets Nintendo 64 and Saturn Six-Button Games
MagicX teases the Retro 45 handheld, designed with N64-style controls and perfect compatibility for Sega Saturn six-button games. Discover features, release news, and...
Retroid Announces Dual Screen Add-On for Retroid Pocket 5, Mini, and 4 Pro
Retroid reveals a new dual-screen accessory compatible with Retroid Pocket 5, Mini, and 4 Pro handhelds, expanding their features for retro gaming enthusiasts.
Retroid Fuels Dual-Screen Handheld Speculation with Social Media Teases
Retroid hints at a possible DS/3DS-style dual-screen handheld in a series of social media posts, stirring conversation in the retro gaming community, but official...
MagicX Zero 40: Affordable Nintendo DS Emulation Handheld Launches June 17th
MagicX announces the release date and key features of the MagicX Zero 40, an affordable handheld designed for Nintendo DS and retro game emulation, set for launch on...
MagicX XU Mini M Uses Older RK3326 Chipset, Not RK3562, Confirms Teardown
A recent teardown has confirmed that the MagicX XU Mini M retro handheld is using the older RK3326 chipset, not the advertised RK3562, raising questions about device...