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The Evercade Alpha is a compact arcade machine that uses cartridges and comes in two Capcom flavors
News Blaze just announced the Evercade Alpha, a bartop arcade machine that’ll use the same carts as the Super Pocket and Evercade handhelds and boast Capcom designs.
Miss physical gaming? I use this handheld to fulfil my retro cartridge cravings
Deals If you’re fed up with downloads, you might want to pick up a Super Pocket, as the handheld uses cartridges to maintain an offline experience.
I took a chance on this $17 retro handheld that’s also a power bank, and it’s surprisingly not awful
Deals This $17 retro handheld also happens to be a power bank, and it might actually come in handy as an emergency backup device for your backpack or glove box.
I bought an awful $30 PlayStation Portal clone so you don't have to, but I surprisingly love it
Deals Project X is a cheap retro gaming handheld that looks like an uncanny PlayStation Portal, but it's surprisingly good at running 16-bit classics.
I still use a CRT for retro games, but this discounted OLED monitor might change that
Deals The KTC G27P6 is down to a record-low price right now at Amazon, and the cheaper OLED gaming monitor is surprisingly great for retro gaming.
Ayaneo Mini PC AM02 review: “I’ve never been this hyped for a low-spec rig”
Review The Ayaneo Mini PC AM02 is an incredibly small NES-inspired rig that packs the same punch as a high-end gaming handheld, making it a must-have for small setups.
THE400 Mini review: "your dad's first Atari PC is back"
Review The THE400 Mini is an exceptional homage to Atari's classic microcomputer, and it'll provide convenient access to multiple 8-bit retro game libraries.
This OG Xbox HDMI adapter just got a $40 price cut, and its biggest issue has been fixed
deal The EON XBHD original Xbox HDMI adapter is now $40 cheaper over at Amazon, and the retro console accessory maker has fixed its biggest flaw.
The National Videogame Museum's CEO says a digital-only future represents "a fundamental loss of important cultural material from our time"
Feature I went on a visit to the UK's National Video Game Museum and spoke to its co-CEO about hardware preservation, digital ownership, and the site's future.
