The libretro team has brought us yet another ultra useful update to the famed RetroArch. RetroArch spans loads of platforms to try to meet each and every one of your emulation needs. Today’s update has features that are more behind the scenes than anything else, but if you’re still interested, …
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How many of you have a Raspberry Pi and just don’t know what to do with it? Well, I was just like you and went on a search of what I could find and run with minimal experience with the Pi. So today I bring you a list of some system …
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What do Linux, Windows, MacOSX, Android, iOS, Blackberry OS, PS3, PSP, PS Vita, Original XBOX, XBOX 360, Gamecube, Wii, WiiU, Nintendo 3DS, Raspberry Pi, Open Pandora, GCW Zero, and even modern day web browsers have in common? They all share one great attribute; they all can run a RetroArch installation …
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Today I come to you with something that has been running through my mind for some time now; With so many phones and tablets, 3DS, Wii/Wii U, PS3, PC and even PS Vitas all covering the same market, “Is having too many ways to game, gaming overload?“ Now, many of us …
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With the holiday season upon us, you might not know what to get for the tinker in your life. These micro PC’s are great for any kind of project, like making a retro gaming console, media center, radios, weather station, embedded devices or just a standalone computer. So I thought it would …
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We all knew that this would happen sooner or later, where someone buys an NES classic mini and guts it to make a Retro Pie/ Emulation Station. That is exactly what Dr. Moddnstine did with his NES mini, you might remember Dr. Moddnstine from this 126gb floppy drive mod that is just an …
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Just recently a tutorial has popped up on how to boot your Raspberry Pi 3 from a USB storage device such as a flash drive or USB hard disk. Now anyone that has a pi or pi2 know that this nothing new to boot from a USB drive but for the …
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Over the weekend I had a chance to sit down and play around with Raspberry Pi3. The pi3 is quite nice, with it having wifi & Bluetooth built in, plus a little boost in performance compared to the Pi2. What I normally do with a new Pi is I like to put it …
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Google announced that they would be making a version of Android that would work on the Raspberry Pi a few weeks ago. You can check the repository for it here, but so far there hasn’t been much activity on it. Now the Geek Till It Hertz has beaten Google to the punch with …
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The 8Bitdo FC30 Pro Bluetooth controller will bring back memories of the Super Nintendo controller as it feels very similar. It has a full set of controls, like most common controllers, do today and it’s compatible with Android, iOS, Windows, Linux, and Macs, it even works on the Raspberry PI …
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I’m writing this today not as a why you should use Flashcards and CFW. Instead, today I’m going to discuss why some gamers/collectors use flashcards and CFW (custom firmware) to play their beloved games. Now there is a large part of collectors that own some very valuable games. Some of these games are …
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As gaming peripherals have always existed since gaming, great peripherals have endured the decades of demands from many gamers; that the controllers simply work the most important feature above all else, even regardless of style. However, that doesn’t mean that there haven’t been attempts to combine gaming aesthetic and function – …
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