In this video we’re testing Playstation 5 and PC games on the budget friendly streaming handheld Abxylute. While it’s focused on game streaming like PS Play, Steam Link and Xbox Cloud Gaming, you can also install emulators and native Android games as well!
In this video we take a closer look at the new Retroid Pocket 4 Pro handheld. This tiny beast emulates just about anything up to and including Playstation 2 and Gamecube in scaled up resolution and full speed. This is the Most Powerful Retroid device yet, powered by the MediaTek Dimensity 1100.
Yesterday, the long-awaited AYANEO Pocket Air finally arrived, giving me the chance to experience an AYANEO product for the first time. In brief, it offers the most premium handheld gaming experience to date. Below, you’ll find my unboxing experience and initial thoughts on this remarkable device. The AYANEO Pocket Air immediately stands out with its […]
Over at Techcravers Youtube channel I recently released my review of the Pimax Portal. Pimax Portal is the World’s first 4K LCD screen gaming console, where you can play high-resolution Android and cloud games.
In this video we take a look at the latest handheld emulation device from Powkiddy – the budget friendly Powkiddy RK2023. We’ll explore its features, design, emulator performance, and overall user experience.
Down below you can watch Techcravers video review of the latest retro game handheld from Anbernic, the all metal RG405M.
Now Logitech has officially presented its handheld gaming console, a console that it started leaking some information about last month. The handheld gaming console is called the Logitech G Cloud and you can run both Android games and stream games from some of the game cloud services available on the market. Logitech G Cloud supports […]
Efter three months with Steam Deck I’m ready to give you my in-depth review of it.
When I wrote in February that I thought this would be the year of handhelds, I thought it would take months before I managed to get an AYN Odin sent to me. It went much faster than that and now I’m no longer sure it’s the year of handhelds, but rather the year of Odin. […]
