Official GBAtemp Reviews
Official GBAtemp reviews written by our staff and contributors.
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Hardware BOSGAME P6 Mini PC
A £500 Mini PC from BOSGAME, we take a look at the P6! -
Hardware GEEKOM A7 2026 Edition
Geekom’s latest revision to their popular Mini PC, we check out how the A7 stacks up in 2026. -
Hardware REDMAGIC 11S Pro
The latest performance bump to REDMAGIC’s flagship line, we check out the 11S Pro! -
Hardware reMarkable Paper Pure
reMarkable, the company known for making digital note-taking devices, launched its latest product, the more affordably priced Paper Pure. Does it finally herald a reMarkable for the masses? -
Hardware Anbernic RG Rotate Retro Handheld
A pocketable handheld with a twist, we check out the latest Anbernic has to offer. -
Hardware Wicked Cushions FreeZe PS5 Earpads
Headsets are unsung heroes of gaming, keeping you immersed for long periods of time. But what if I told you your favorite set of cans could get a sweet upgrade? -
Hardware Gaomon Pro 19 Pen Display
A 19 inch pen display boasting a 4K resolution and professional colour accuracy, we take a look at the best of what Gaomon has to offer. -
PlayStation 5 Yerba Buena
A 70s mystery FPS with puzzles, this game definitely has my attention, but will it hold it? -
Hardware CZUR K5S TouchBoard Pro
CZUR, maker of document scanners and projectors, comes to us today with their K5S Pro bluetooth keyboard. -
Hardware Xiaomi 17T Pro
The Xiaomi 17T Pro, while not quite as beefy as the 17 Pro, is still a powerful Android phone with real emulation potential. -
Computer Zero Parades: For Dead Spies
Zero Parades: For Dead Spies marks ZA/UM Studio’s return to the CRPG genre. Has the wait been worth it? -
Hardware Huion Kamvas 22 (Gen 3) Pen Display
A 1440p pen display running at 90Hz, we check out the latest generation of the Kamvas 22! -
PlayStation 5 Bubsy 4D
Bubsy the Bobcat was never a big enough mascot to rival Mario or Sonic, but with his 8th outing landing on PS5 this week "What could possibly go wrong?" -
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Xbox Series X|S Pragmata
Pragmata is Capcom’s sci-fi take on the Dad Simulator genre. Should you adopt it?