Unc0ver has been around for a while, and it satisfied most devices and newer firmwares. Nobody could really complain (or at least not in our household). But after iOS 14 came out, most people with newer devices were left wanting. Well today, you can count your blessings because unc0ver is …
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RetroArch latest Open Hardware Project will let you use your own Cartridges with ease…
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 …
Read More »How To: Install Magic Screen kit into Game Gear
Recently, we had reviewed the Magic Screen kit from retroKAIstore, click here if you want to read it. The model we had was a model 1 board and they no longer sell it. The review remains valid still because their model 1.2 fixes every issue I had complaints on and …
Read More »Flash News: Android 10 for Nintendo Switch Released
Android has existed on the Nintendo Switch for quite some time now. It’s definitely had its issues and even with hotfixes, it always sort of left something to be desired. Today is the day that most of that changes. Let’s you and I talk about some of the biggest news that …
Read More »Hardware Review: Sega Game Gear “Magic Screen” from RetroKAI.store
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 …
Read More »Hardware Review: Sega Game Gear Replacement Parts from RetroSix
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, …
Read More »Quest Arrest from John Roo. Unboxing, Interview, and More.
If you’re not following @QuestArrest and @theretroroomroo on Twitter, you probably should be. You’ll see why as this article progresses. You get a video of me unboxing his first physical game, an interview, and how you can play the game right now if you don’t need to own something physically …
Read More »Hardware Review: Plug&Play GCLoader from Black Dog Tech
Hello again, today we have a fun review that has been a little while in the making. It’s the Plug and Play GC Loader from Black Dog Technology. You may have already seen the installation video I made, if not, you can find that article here. Or if you need …
Read More »TheFloW Releases New PS4 Kernel Exploit
I know you must be anxious to read this. We’ll cover everything that has been announced so far and what it means for the future of the PS4. If you’ve been saving a PS4 higher than 5.05 for a newer kernel exploit, you may just be getting what you’ve been …
Read More »SX OS 3.0.3 Released
Now with a total of four products for the Switch under their belt, Team Xecuter has a lot on their hands. The newest products SX Lite and SX Core, for the Lite and Mariko models respectively, need some attention too. This new SX OS addresses some issues. Let’s take a …
Read More »Review: Pearl GBA Shells from RetroSix
The last review we have from the big box of fun from RetroSix are Pearl Game Boy Advance shells. I know that “Pearl” seems ambiguous and could mean a couple of different things. So we’re going to not only discuss what it means for the shells, but so much more. …
Read More »SX OS 3.0.2 Released
All of you SX OS fanatics out there will be happy to know that Team Xecuter released a new update for their SX Pro, SX Gear, SX Lite, and SX Core products. We’ll go into the details of it as well as where to buy the products if you don’t …
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