Ever since the first Arcade1Up wave, Tastemakers has consistently announced more and more machines. The years have been kind to those with space and money. Tastemakers have just announced even more for the upcoming year. They’ve brought us even more 80s/90s machines and worked on updating them to be even …
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Have you ever looked at your weakling memory card for your PS1 and laughed at it’s scrawny stature? Maybe you have filled up far too many memory cards and have no more room in your house to sleep. It’s possible that you had your PS1 without a memory card until …
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Just like all the other gaming companies Taito is also jumping on the mini-console trend with the ERET II mini. From the looks, it might remind you of the Sega Astro City mini or the Neo Geo mini. Just like all the other retro mini, it has accessory support for …
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About 2 weeks ago YouTube channel Will It Work tried something very interesting with a Wii-U. They used a DVD burner on it just like you would use a USB drive on the Wii-U. What was surprising was it actually worked, but there’s a catch it only works with DVD-RAM. …
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The Retrotink 5x pro has just landed and I couldn’t be more excited to give it a shot with some of my favorite consoles of all time- the PlayStation 2, Sega Saturn, and the Nintendo 64. If you haven’t heard of the Retrotink 5x pro, it’s a high-resolution video digitizer that …
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If you’re just joining us, you’ll know that we already have a review of the standard model of Everdrive N8. You can find that article by clicking here. But that was years ago and now we’re in 2021. After a weekend of playing with it, I wondered, is this still …
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Libretro has big plans for RetroArch with their latest Open Hardware Project that will allow it to play your own cartridges across any device with RetroArch already on it. This device will also let you dump your cartridges, so you can legally build your own digital library of games and …
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We’ve covered Gameboy stuff out the yin-yang, you know it and I know it. What should we talk about now? How about that awful Game Gear screen that has a bad backlight and draws far too much power? Sound good? Because we have a new set of products from RetroKAI.store …
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As we previously mentioned, we’re moving past Gameboy upgrades for the time being. We’re going to cover parts and replacement pieces for the faithful Sega Game Gear. Today we’re specifically covering the shell, buttons, lenses, and Clean Power GG from Retro Six. It’s a lot to cover, so buckle up, …
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Hey there Mgs2master2 here, and I am here with V1racy to bring you our impressions of the newest item we spoke about before from E3. This is the FixtureS1 Here is V1racy with his video unboxing https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBHMl-13qfQ&feature=youtu.be Some of his general impressions are as follows: Pros: Great hinges. Color …
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As TVs keep advancing a lot of them are dropping the older inputs they used to have like coax cable or Av input. The main reason some of these inputs are dropped is to cut cost, or so the display can be as thin as possible and lightweight to easily …
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When I first heard of the HitBox, I was immediately curious. Since receiving mine, I’ve been in love with it. The HitBox just so happens to have a very unique spinoff that opens up an ocean of possibility: The SmashBox. As you can probably guess from the title of it, …
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