It’s been quite a long time since I’ve covered anything from Rocker Gaming, but him and I met up and talked about some of his newest products. I’m excited to share his other future endeavors (we have to wait!), but today I’m going to start with the ultra useful ‘N64 …
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Hardware Review: P-Wing for GBA SP & More!
I love giving coverage to small shops as often as I can. Today is no exception, BlueShell3D is both small and mighty! They have created (using their big brain) products that other sellers have never thought of! Today we’re going to be covering the P-Wing and we’ll be squeezing in …
Read More »Steam Deck user installs a M.2 2280 SSD and it works!
It was just a matter of time before tinkers/modders were going to push the limits of the steam deck’s SSD. Reddit user ugly truck has done what 90% of steam deck users have thought about, using an M.2 2280 SSD on the Steam Deck. Since Value talked about M.2 SSDs, …
Read More »Hardware Review: GBHD Advance from Gamebox Systems
In today’s review we’re taking a look at a product from Gamebox Systems. The product in question? A consolized GBA (AGB-001) known as the GBHD Advance. I’m so excited to share my thoughts with you. But first, let’s dig into the product description and an unboxing video! Description: No emulation. …
Read More »Hardware Review: 3D Printed Retro Parts from Retro Frog
I have been wanting to cover something like this for a long time. 3D printed parts from a small, individually owned company. Not just any 3D printed parts, mind you, but quality ones. Ones created and printed for the sole use in retro consoles and handhelds. Today, that is finally …
Read More »Review/Instructions: NES TopLoader No-Cut LED Kit from Fragoltech
NOTE: I have left this article up, but the creator of the product no longer is in the business. Here is an explanation from them if you want to know why they’re out of the game. If you already have the product and simply want to learn how to install …
Read More »How To: Assemble a Game Boy Macro
Today we’ve got some instructions on how to assemble a Game Boy Macro. Recently we reviewed some 3D printed faceplates for DS Lites that help convert them into a Macro with ease. If you want to read about it, click here. If you already have one or maybe have one …
Read More »Review: 3D Printed Game Boy Macro Faceplates
We love to feature products from everywhere that we can get our hands on. This doesn’t only mean big companies sending us “expensive” items to review. This also means small companies with inexpensive items to check out. And sometimes, it even means getting to sink our teeth into products from …
Read More »Review: Custom Sega Master System Controller from RetroGameBoyz
Hey one and all, you know we love our retro as much as we love our modern. Today’s reviewed item is one such retro item, but…modern. I saw the RetroGameBoyz work on Twitter and new what they had to offer is something that all of our readers should be aware …
Read More »Review: Custom N64 & Gamecube Jewels from RockerGaming
In today’s review, we’ll be covering a topic that hasn’t been covered in probably at least a decade; Gamecube and N64 case mods. Or case enhancements if you will. No matter what you call them, they’re always about making your favorite gaming console a little bit more…you. So we’ll be checking …
Read More »MOGameCon 2018 Coverage
MOGameCon was alive and kicking for a third year just outside of St.Louis in a city called St.Charles this last Saturday. It is a convention that has been in a space too big and a space that was too small. The convention has lasted one day, then two, then one again. …
Read More »Detroit Maker Faire
Detroit Maker Faire at The Henry Ford is a celebration of invention, technology, and art. An event that brings many people together to help broaden the imagination of others. This year’s Maker Faire was a spectacular event as always. With makers from across the country coming together to share their …
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