Retro Games Consoles
Do you want to relive those classic games while growing up? Or maybe you were born in this century and want to see all this retro gaming fuss is about? We have all the latest and greatest retro games consoles ready for new adventures!
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GPD XD Plus Android Gaming Handheld
- Gaming Focused Android Handheld
- Android 7 Nougat OS
- 5″ Touchscreen IPS Display
- 4GB RAM / 32GB Storage
- MicroSD/TF Card Slot
ANBERNIC RG353P Retro Gaming Console
- High speed RK3566 quad-core 64-bit Cortext-A55 CPU
- 2GB LPDDR4 RAM and 32GB high speed eMMC storage
- Android & Linux Dual OS for the best performance
- 5G WiFi for downloading apps, browsing and multiplayer
- Supports over 20 classic retro gaming consoles
ANBERNIC RG503 Handheld Gaming Console
- RK3366 Quad-core 64-bit Cortex A55 CPU @ 1.8GHz
- 1GB LPDDR4 RAM & 16GB OS with 64GB storage card
- 4.95” OLED screen at 960×544 resolution
- Supports 20 retro games consoles
- HDMI output for display on big TV or monitor
ANBERNIC RG552 Retro Gaming Handheld
- RockChip RK3399 SoC w/ Mali T860 MP4 GPU
- 4GB LPDDR4 Memory (RAM)
- 1080p+ IPS Touchscreen
- Android 11 Operating System
- 6400mAh Battery, 64GB Micro SD Card
WIN600 Windows & Steam OS PC gaming handheld
- AMD Athlon Silver 3020e or 3050e processor
- 8GB DDR4 RAM, 128/256GB M.2 SATA SSD
- High quality 5.94” IPS 1280×720 Display
- Windows 10 Home edition
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Dual-Band Wi-Fi & Bluetooth
Note: This item is on pre-order (Charged upfront)
ANBERNIC RG351MP Retro Gaming Handheld
- Rockchip RK3326 @ 1.5GHz
- 1GB DDR3L RAM
- 640x480p IPS Display
- 3500mAh battery
- Coming with a Wi-Fi Adapter & Screen Protector
ANBERNIC RG351M Retro Gaming Handheld
- Quad-Core Processor
- IPS Display – 320×480
- EmuElec Firmware
- 64GB Storage w/ Included 64GB MicroSD Card
RG350 Handheld Game Console by Anbernic
- Latest RG-Lineup Model
- Premium Quality
- OpenDingux Firmware
- JZ4770 Dual-Core – New Processor
- IPS Display
ANBERNIC RG351P Retro Gaming Handheld
- Quad-Core Processor
- IPS Display – 480×320
- EmuElec Firmware
- 64GB Storage
FREE Wi-Fi Adapter & Screen protector
ANBERNIC RG351V Retro Gaming Handheld
- Rockchip RK3326 @ 1.5GHz
- 1GB DDR3L RAM
- 640x480p IPS Display
- 3900mAh battery
- Built-in Wi-Fi
RG350M Handheld Game Console by Anbernic
- 2020 Hardware Upgrade – Aluminium Model
- Premium Quality
- OpenDingux Firmware
- JZ4770 Dual-Core
- IPS Display – 640×480
RG300X Retro Console by ANBERNIC
- Ingenic JZ4770 @ 1.0GHz
- 512MB DDR2 RAM
- 620x480p IPS Display
- 2500mAh battery
- HDMI Output
RG350P Handheld Game Console by Anbernic
- Symmetrical stick layout
- JZ4770 Dual Core Processor
- 512MB RAM
- 2500mAh Battery
- 3.5” IPS Screen
Miyoo Mini V2 Retro Gaming Console
- Powerful ARM Cortex A7 dual core processor @1.2GHz
- Crystal clear 2.8” IPS display @ 640×480 resolution
- 128MB RAM &32GB storage – Up to 128GB Micro SD card
- 1900mAh rechargeable battery, 4-5 hours based on usage
- RetroArch supporting over a dozen retro games consoles
RG280V Retro Gaming Console ANBERNIC
- Dual-Core Processor
- 512MB RAM
- 2.8-inch, 4:3, 480p Screen
- 2100mAh battery
- Extremely portable
Game Kiddy 350H (GKD350H) Handheld Retro Game Console
- 1.5Ghz MIPS Processor
- 3.5″ 60hz IPS Display
- 2300mAh Li-Ion Battery
- 16GB Storage
RETROFLAG GPi Case Handheld Retro Gaming Console
- Compatible with Raspberry Pi Zero or Zero W
- Portable
- High Quality
Retro games consoles are available in console style units or handheld consoles. They are designed to play consoles and computers from past years via emulators. Depending on the model this can be systems from the 1970’s to 2000’s and others even later.
One of the best retro games consoles is the Miyoo Mini. It is a high performance handheld that is extremely portable and lightweight. It runs all your favourite retro consoles and has great battery life. The best thing is it is available at a budget price!
DroiX is the best place to buy a retro games console. They provide fast delivery and expert support by staff that are retro gaming fans. They know what they are talking about and not reading off a sheet of paper when dealing with customers!
Choosing a Retro Games Console
Retro games consoles are the best way to explore retro gaming. They are available in console style units and handhelds so if you prefer gaming on the big screen or gaming on the go, you can retro game wherever you are.
There are over 40 years worth of retro games consoles to explore! Some you may be familiar with such as an Atari or Mega Drive, and some not such as the Fairchild Channel F (the first console to have ROM cartridges). Across all these retro systems are thousands of games to uncover for the first time, or relive those memories.
Over the years, the rise of retro gaming has drastically risen thanks to improvements in mobile technology and of course for many, nostalgia. We now have small but powerful processors, high quality IPS displays that are less than 3” in size and a range of emulators and software to support many classic systems. Combining everything means we now have high quality retro games consoles in many configurations.
Anbernic are well known for their range of retro games consoles. They are available at different prices, processor levels, screen sizes, vertical and horizontal orientation and additional features such as WiFi and TV Output. They are designed with newcomers in mind and are plug and play to get straight into the action. The RG503 is a great example with a fast processor capable of emulating up to the PlayStation era with no slowdown.
There are also other manufacturers such as Miyoo who make the Miyoo Mini. It is a budget retro games console that out of the box is great, with support for many systems. But if you install a custom firmware such as Onion OS it transforms it to an almost totally different device. It has support for more emulated systems, improved battery life and fast emulation performance amongst others.
If you are new to all things retro we highly recommend taking a look at the best retro games consoles guide. It is a handpicked selection covering different price ranges, features and performance. Next are some features to look out for if they interest you.
Other features that you may be interested in is multiplayer gaming either locally or over the internet. On supported retro games consoles such as the RG503 above, you can play online! To play online you simply host or join a game through RetroArch. You can finally have that grudge rematch on Street Fighter II or team up and fight together on Gunstar Heroes.
Another feature that can be found on retro games consoles is much loved by many retro gamers. Not possible on the original systems are what emulators call Save States. While playing a game you can create a save state at any time with a tap of a button or two. It saves exactly where you are in the game and you can resume at that exact same point at a later date. It is perfect if you are on the train and your stop is coming up, you can quickly save, get off at your stop and resume when you are able to. It is a great feature and once used you can never go back to traditional save points in games!