Explore the best handheld games in history, from Game Boy classics to modern portable hits across every device.

The best DS games of all time prove the dual-screen console was more than a Nintendo gimmick. Released back in 2004, the ...

Dementium: The Ward launched on Steam just in time for this week's Scream Fest, with a 40% discount that's got to be pretty tempting for anyone who enjoyed the horror game nearly 20 years ago on the ...

Update [Mon 20th Oct 2025, 4pm]: Following the rumours about DS games potentially returning, Nintendo Patents Watch has chimed in on the social media platform Bluesky with some additional information.

Malcolm loves games. Be they trading card games like Magic: the Gathering or Yu-Gi-Oh, or tabletop wargames like Heroscape and Warhammer 40K, Malcolm's got a firm passion for all things interactive.

Nintendo may be gearing up for a massive addition to the Switch Online's collection of retro gaming experiences and supported consoles as new details support the arrival of the DS. According to a ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook A new Nintendo Switch Online report has provided Nintendo fans with an update on Wii and DS games ...

The MagicX Zero 40 turns an aging Android operating system into the best Nintendo DS emulation handheld on the market. It's not great for anything else, but it beats the original hardware in ...

The AYANEO Pocket DS is a dual-screen handheld game console with a Qualcomm Snapdragon G3x Gen 2 processor, a 7 inch, 1920 x 1080 pixel OLED primary display with a 165 Hz screen refresh rate, up to ...

Do you like Nintendo games? How about handhelds? Do you prefer the now-venerable Game Boy Advance (GBA) to more modern platforms, but wish your aging eyes could enjoy its content on a large CRT ...

The GameSir X5 Lite is the game controller for those who’ve hoped for a truly affordable way to add physical buttons and sticks to their iPhone. It costs a fraction of the price of its chief rival.

The Nintendo DS changed handheld gaming forever, but what’s a bit of a shame is that these games haven’t had the chance to change platforms and discover new players in all that time. In 2005, a quirky ...