Wearable Technology has a very bright future ahead. Devices based on augmented reality have a much more resounding lead than any other wearable tech, even virtual reality-based ones. HoloLens A great example is Microsoft’s HoloLens (the image at top shows person playing Minecraft on the HoloLens), which can be used for …
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We have some sad news today from the Project M Team. It seems after 6 years its time to call this wonderful project finished and say good by. For those of us who don’t know what Project M is it’s a mod of Super Smash Bros. Brawl made to make the …
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It seems that the retro gaming company Hyperkin, developers of Smartboy, Retron 5 and The Game Genie for PS3, have signed a deal to create officially licensed products for Microsoft. In a press release today they announced that they have a deal to make products for the Xbox One. It …
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Hatsune Miku fans! Ready to rock the concert?! Sega’s upcoming rhythm game Hatsune Miku -Project Diva- X aims at providing players the “best live performance ever” experience with its newly added live quest mode! This title is scheduled to hit PS Vita on March 24 and PS4 during the Q4 next year! As well, …
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While some players have become adept at using the rear touch pad, and some games such as Destiny have custom mapping features in game for the sake of Remote Play, in general, most gamers would much prefer to utilize traditional triggers. Up until now that has only been an option …
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As you may or may not know, the PS4 has 8 CPU cores in it, just like the Xbox One. Sony had kept the last two, the seventh and eighth, CPU cores reserved to make 100% sure that there are never any issues with the operating system running smoothly because …
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It’s been 2 years since the launch of Xbox One and the Playstation 4. They both are much more successful than their predecessors, the Xbox 360 and the Playstation 3 respectively. While Sony had a spectacular launch making and breaking records, Microsoft was lacking way behind, perhaps due to it’s …
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For the first time in over two decades, Nintendo’s flagship console, the legendary Famicom, will be getting an exclusive mixtape of music penned and programmed by top tier musicians – fitting as this cartridge features retro 8 bit chip tunes meant to be played on the beloved machine of yesteryear. …
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Some of you may know that Nintendo recently released a Free to Play Application called Nintendo Badge Arcade. The application lets you win badges that you can then add to your Homescreen and create your own unique Theme. The bad thing about the application is that is features micro transcation so …
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This week the Raspberry Pi Zero was released it’s a half the size of a Model A+, with twice the utility. A tiny Raspberry Pi that’s affordable enough for any project! Features: 1Ghz, Single-core CPU 512MB RAM Mini HDMI and USB On-The-Go ports Micro USB power HAT-compatible 40-pin header Composite video …
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Black Friday is over and stores are going crazy with the discounts still. So we didn’t want you guys to be left behind. This is a list personally put together by the Hackinformer personnel of great games and more to pick up this holiday season. Gaming enthusiasts are gonna love …
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PSVita DB Theme Installer has just been updated to v2.0, introducing the support for firmwares below 3.30 thanks to a new installation mode that let you to replace every icon of your PSVita/PSTV system apps from your APP.DB file: This is the full changelog of this new version: -Added a new …
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