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The handheld gaming PC market has been AMD’s playground for most of the last few years. From the Steam Deck to the ASUS ROG Ally, nearly every credible entry runs on AMD silicon, and the gap between those devices and Intel-powered rivals hasn’t always been flattering. The question of who gets to set the hardware…
Gaming PCs have fractured into more categories than any single device can cover. The player who needs maximum frame rates for competitive play sits on one end, the person who just wants to game from the couch without moving their rig sits on the other, and every setup in between has its own distinct demands….
Handheld gaming PCs have come a long way in a short time, but two problems follow every device in the category. Performance peaks early in a session and then quietly retreats as thermals climb, and battery life forces a trade-off that no amount of power management has fully resolved. The Steam Deck addressed portability. The…
The craze for handhelds over the last 24 months has driven a surge in portable gaming consoles. We’ve seen it all, right from retro handheld devices to modern consoles that can handle AAA titles without breaking a sweat. GAMEMT has been in the thick of things with a Android handheld released last month and a…
The retro handheld market has a strange problem. The hardware keeps getting better, the screens get sharper, the processors get faster, and yet most of these devices land looking like prototypes someone forgot to finish. Generic shells, forgettable proportions, and LED lighting as a substitute for actual design thinking. For a category built entirely on…
Long before today’s ultra-powerful handheld PCs began chasing console-grade performance in a portable shell, there was something undeniably charming about simpler gaming machines. The kind that fit easily into your pocket, turned on instantly, and transported you straight back to pixelated worlds without menus, downloads, or updates getting in the way. Honoring that era, the…
Current-generation handhelds have a much wider 16:9 screen ratio than older ones, and Ayaneo wants to get that right. Unlike the Pocket PLAY or the Pocket Fit Elite, which are intended for playing modern titles, the newly launched Pocket Mini S handheld targets the more novel 4:3 aspect ratio, which fits well with older titles…
Retro handhelds have exploded in the last few years, from chunky bricks to tiny keychain consoles, and a lot of them still feel like little Linux boxes with buttons bolted on. The Game Boy Advance SP’s clamshell still lives rent-free in people’s heads, that satisfying snap when you close it, and the way it fits…
Remember when your biggest worry was keeping your phone charged, and your greatest joy was sneaking in a few rounds of Tetris during your lunch break? Well, someone in Japan just figured out how to give you both at the same time, and honestly, it’s kind of genius. Oscar Japan Inc. has introduced the Mobile…
PROS: Large, high-quality display Streamlined SteamOS experience Ergonomic and comfortable design CONS: SteamOS game compatibility issues Average battery life Fans can get a bit loud RATINGS: AESTHETICS ERGONOMICS PERFORMANCE SUSTAINABILITY / REPAIRABILITY VALUE FOR MONEY EDITOR’S QUOTE: The Lenovo Legion Go S finally brings SteamOS to gamers who want more than just a Steam Deck….