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Welcome to the latest edition of Retro Handhelds Weekly. This week, we saw a bunch of news in the world of hardware and software. Our writing team continues to be on an absolute tear, and there’s even a surprise or two sprinkled in! So sit back, grab a cup of coffee, and catch up on what’s happened this week in the world of Retro Handhelds.
Table of Contents
Hardware
- Get a New RG34XXSP? It Might Not Be What You Thought: It was discovered this week that Anbernic is swapping the RAM in the RG34XXSP. One of its main original selling points was that it featured 2GB of RAM instead of 1GB, but that’s no longer the case.
- Retroid Pocket 6 Shipping Delayed Due to Screen ‘Efficiency Limitations’: Excited for your Retroid Pocket 6 to arrive? Depending on when you bought one, you might have to wait a little bit longer as the company ran into some calibration issues with the screens, resulting in some slight delays.
- TrimUI Brick Pro: Everything We Know So Far: The TrimUI Brick is an excellent retro handheld, becoming one of our default suggestions for new people in the space. And now, it seems that TrimUI wants to push things even further, with rumors and leaks pointing to a larger Brick, complete with joysticks.
More Hardware News
- Anbernic’s New Controller Tracks Your Heart Rate Mid-Rage Quit
- MANGMI Pocket Max – PC Streaming Video Showcase
- GAMEMT EX8 Hands-on Video
- Anbernic RG DS “Lite”
- AYANEO Debuts KONKR Fit and Gives Another Look at the Pocket S Mini
Apps and Software
Don’t get me wrong, hardware is definitely fun and exciting to talk about. But what good is an awesome handheld if it doesn’t even work? That’s where software and custom firmware come into play, so here’s everything you might’ve missed this week.
- BanjoRecomp PC Port Released: What a time to be alive. Not only are we getting excellent AAA titles like Clair Obscur, but the community continues to bring us remakes of classics. This time, we’ve got BanjoRecomp, a PC Port of Banjo-Kazooie.
- Nintendo Wouldn’t Let Sonic Stand in Front: In a recent interview, former Sega dev Ryoichi Hasegawa dropped a very funny little bomb about Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games. Nintendo reportedly insisted that Mario always be one step ahead of Sonic in the promo artwork. Not figuratively ahead, but literally. Foot placement, pixel priority, the whole shebang.
- Ubisoft has cancelled 6 games, including the Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time remake: Speaking of getting excellent new games (and Recomps), it seems that the highly-anticipated Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time remake has been canceled.
More Software News
- Another Japanese PS2 Game, MabinoxStyle, Gets Translated
- Bazzite is officially being “adapted” for the GPD Win 5
- RetroAssembly Updated to Version 5
- Escape 2049 Announced for Sega Genesis and GBA
Emulation Updates
- RetroDECK v0.10.1b
- Azahar 2142.2
- Console Launcher – Release v2.0.0-beta4
- gopher64 v1.1.12
- sebschaef/Papaya Config Version 7
- StarPSX v0.5.0
- Pico iOS v1.6.1
Custom Firmware
From the Writers
While there’s always a lot of news to cover and talk about, we also try to take a step back and give everyone something a bit different to enjoy. These are the more editorial-styled articles and reviews that you might have missed over the course of this week.
On the YouTubes
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Looking for Deals?
Another week, another set of deals to be had. Hit the button below to check out our favorite deals of the week. We know how much everyone loves a good deal, so we’ve been cooking up something to help you get the best deal possible.
- Anbernic RG35XX Pro
- AISLPC RG52 Mini
- Retroid Pocket Flip 2
- ASUS ROG Xbox Ally
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