#In Browser Emulators

Emulators have been the frontend solution for gamers and are ideal alternatives to relive the good old days of gaming. In-Browser Emulators If you don't have the patience to do either of the two methods, don't fret. Surprisingly, online emulators do exist, and you can actually play these games straight from your browser without any additional things to install. Conveniently, gamepad controllers (wired or wireless) work natively with online emulators, so you can enjoy playing your games just like you would on the console as well. I managed to play the original 'DOOM' from 1993 through the browser and even found out that the button mappings are in their original placement. On the low end you get retro emulators that fit a coin purse. Sony PlayStation Portal specs: 8-inch LCD, 1080p, 60Hz DualSense controls with haptics and adaptive triggers Wi-Fi remote play for PS5 No standalone games, PS5 required 520g Where to buy: PlayStation Portal: ₱15,950 PlayStation Portal 30th Anniversary: ₱19,995 Retroid Retroid handhelds are Android emulators that punch above their price. The RG405 units run Android on a Unisoc T618 in metal bodies, the RG353V uses a Rockchip chip, and the RG35XX line covers the cheapest Linux emulators here. Read more in our articles including "How to Play Retro Games on your PC" and "Gaming Handheld Price List in the Philippines (2026)".