The homebrew scene for the Switch has been around practically since the launch of the console with many homebrew and emulators to run on the popular handheld hybrid. One of the most important factors in getting the Switch in a vulnerable state is by putting the system into RCM which …
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The Atelier franchise has spawned games for over 20 years. They are some of the most niche titles out to date. Recently a Deluxe pack has released that encompasses three titles within the Arland series. Let’s take a look at our review of the Atelier Arland Series Deluxe Pack. Atelier …
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The Arcade1UP cabinets are a great way to replay your favor arcade games, with the looks and feel of a real arcade cabinet. If you picked up one of these cabinets an had it for a few weeks the nostalgia factor is starting to wear off and you’re probably thinking what else …
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Just like other classic consoles on the market that have been hacked, they eventually get Retroarch ported to it. Retroarch is amazing all in one emulator set up that is on multiple systems and it was just a matter of time when Retroarch was going to be ported to the PlayStation Classic. With the …
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Last week we discussed XLink Kai upgrading their servers to support the Nintendo switch, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. Well, today they have just released the new update for XLink Kai officially supporting these systems. Right now there is only one guide on how to set up the Nintendo Switch to …
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Man, Team Xecuter just keeps pumping out the updates. Now, granted, this may be the last one for the year since it ends on a solid number like 2.5. But who knows, maybe we’ll see a Christmas release. For now, let’s get down to business and show you what the …
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The time is finally right, I believe, to talk with you about the Mu6 (pronounced musix [like musics]) headphones that are coming soon. What started as an IndieGoGo campaign for $20,000 is now at $130,412 earned with 3 weeks left! You’re soon going to find out why everyone was more than …
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Tunneling software has been around for quite a while and is the best solution for lower FW consoles or banned consoles. Since Nintendo has been banning Switch’s user’s tunneling has become quite popular again. Even the PS4 with lower firmware can play a few games using private servers. Now, most …
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Retro gaming has become very popular in the past few years and there are so many devices out there to play one of your favorite old classic games on. Without having to purchase the original console and game just to play a 10 to a 20-year-old game. Of course, there …
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The PlayStation brand was a force to be reckoned with in the mid-90s ever since they made there console debut in September of 1995 due to a joint deal went bad between another console maker Nintendo. Fast forward 23 years, Sony jumped on the mini retro console ban wagon with …
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The first tools to hack the PlayStation Classic where not the safest to use. Everyone was warned about the risk of using it and it could damage the console to where it might not start again. Now we have a safe alternative to gpghax called Bleemsync from pathartl. It still …
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While a fellow writer, V1Racy has covered this item already, I decided to take a second look at it. I heard about these mCable cords through several different sources (message boards, word of mouth, E3 presentations, etc). They seemed too good to be true. Now that I had the chance …
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