📰 New article from Retro Handhelds
Retro Handhelds Weekly: SteamOS on Android, Retroid Drama, and a Museum on a Cartridge
https://retrohandhelds.gg/retro-handhelds-weekly-edition-118/
Grab your favorite handheld and a fresh coffee—it’s time to catch up on a week that felt like a whirlwind of hardware pivots and software breakthroughs.
The big news? SteamOS is making waves on unexpected shores. Thanks to Valve releasing an official ARM build for the Steam Frame, developers have already ported it to several popular Android handhelds. It’s a massive win for anyone wanting a more “console-like” experience on mobile hardware.
On the hardware front, things are moving fast (and sometimes a bit slowly):
- Lenovo is officially entering the Android handheld arena with the new Legion C700.
Retroid fans can breathe a sigh of relief; despite earlier rumors, the community confirmed the Pocket Duo Lite does* support dual screens.
- AYANEO is hitting a speed bump, confirming they’ll miss their September shipping targets for the KONKR Pocket Advance.
Finally, a shoutout to the modding community: someone has already built a custom firmware (OM64) for the ModRetro M64 using only public schematics. It’s a masterclass in “if you want it done right, do it yourself.”