#Handheld Consoles
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Twelve months of daily testing reveal whether the $249–$429 AYN Thor dual-screen handheld actually delivers on its ambitious hardware promises. While 3D emulation finally runs smoothly, bulky dimensions and idle secondary screens mean it remains strictly for

An independent developer has built a working PlayStation core for the Analogue Pocket using AI tools like Claude and Codex. It lets owners run original discs and files without buying new hardware, though the handheld's lack of dual thumbsticks remains a hurdle

Canadian creator Zac Builds revives a 1998 Nintendo console by grafting a BlackBerry OLED display, wireless charging, and a custom voltage regulator into the original plastic shell.

The AYN Odin 3 Portal brings a 7-inch 120Hz OLED screen and Qualcomm's Dragonwing Q8 processor starting at $399. We look at whether this heavy, large-format handheld improves portable gaming or just creates a bulky burden in your bag.

Capcom's officially licensed $79.99 wrist-bound arcade cabinet lets you play the 1991 classic without any smartphone notifications. While executing a piledriver on tiny buttons is frustrating, it offers a refreshing escape from standard fitness trackers.