This super-expensive Analogue Pocket is about to go on sale
Analogue announced its latest special-edition Pocket, and it's made out of aluminum. However, that material comes at a cost.
Is this Razer’s Steam Deck killer?
Razer has a new solution for handheld gaming, and it's excellent. But it might not stand up to the growing market of handheld gaming PCs.
PlayStation Portal 2: 8 features we want in Sony’s next-gen handheld
The PlayStation Portal is a good device, but it's far from perfect. If Sony were to make a new version of it, these are the features we would want it to have.
These transparent Analogue Pockets will take you back to the good old days
Analogue has unveiled seven new transparent limited edition Analogue Pocket handhelds to will be available for preorder soon.
You can get a Steam Deck for 20% off right now during Steam Summer Sale
If you've been thinking about buying a Steam Deck, now is the time. The Steam Summer Sale has discounts on all models until July 13.
Steam Deck rival Onexplayer Mini launches in January
Chinese company One-Netbook is positioning its latest handheld as a Steam Deck rival.
Steam Deck brings gaming’s ongoing accessibility issues into focus
The Steam Deck has accessibility experts concerned about how text and UI will look on a small screen.
Common Nintendo Switch Lite problems and how to fix them
The Nintendo Switch Lite is a great hand-held system, but it has several frustrating issues. We've outlined the biggest problems and how you can solve them.
This quirky, crank-operated console delivers an exclusive new game each week
Playdate is a handheld console from Panic that will deliver 12 games across 12 weeks. Owners won't know what they're playing before it arrives, but one of the games is a creation from Katamari Damacy designer Keita Takahashi.
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Nintendo Switch owners tend to prefer handheld to docked use
With handhelds being replaced by smartphones, many wondered if people would even take the Nintendo Switch out of the dock. As it turns out, people prefer it that way. Who needs a big screen anyway?
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