"There's something magical about pocket-sized gaming that never gets old for those who grew up with handhelds in their backpacks and pockets. The thrill of squeezing a whole arcade into your palm, the nostalgia of pixel art and chiptunes, and the joy of discovering new games on the go bring genuine smiles that modern mobile gaming just can't replicate. Most modern handhelds chase power and graphics, but sometimes it's the simplicity and creativity of 8-bit gaming."
"The Arduboy FX-C is a new take on that classic formula with a modern twist for contemporary gamers who appreciate retro aesthetics. It's slim, open-source, and loaded with over 300 homebrew games, all ready to play on a device that's barely thicker than a credit card you carry daily in your wallet. With USB-C charging and multiplayer support via link cable, it's a retro playground for your pocket."
The Arduboy FX-C revives pocket-sized, 8-bit gaming with a modern, slim, open-source handheld. The device measures roughly the thickness of a credit card and fits easily into wallets or pockets. The build uses a polycarbonate front, stamped aluminum back, and a transparent shell showcasing an ultra-thin circuit board. The 128 by 64 black-and-white OLED screen and tactile buttons emulate classic handhelds. The FX-C includes over 300 homebrew games, USB-C charging, and a USB-C link cable for local multiplayer. Limited and colored editions offer collector appeal while durable construction resists daily wear.
Read at Yanko Design - Modern Industrial Design News
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