Another firmware release from Nintendo, another release from the custom firmwares of the world. It’s the great cat and mouse game that will probably never stop. Nintendo released 10.0.0 and then 10.0.1 shortly after. Today’s topic of discussion is SX OS 2.9.5 on Nintendo’s 10.0.1. 2.9.5 Announcement: ‘Full support for …
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In the current wave of video games, sometimes some hidden gems sneak in that onslaught. One such game may be the upcoming Sakura Wars from Sega. Thanks to the fine folks over at Sega USA, I got some hands-on time to give with the game to provide some initial …
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Today’s review is for a game that previously existed on Steam and has made the leap to our current generation of consoles. I played the PS4 version of the game, so if you have the XBOX One only, just know that the experience should be similar. The game we’re going …
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If you have recently read our review covering RetroSix’s CleanPower Regulator Board and bought it, you may have some questions. This guide will walk you through how simple it really is to install one of these regulator boards. And if you don’t have one yet, you’ll see it’s simple and …
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We talk a lot about handhelds here on Hackinformer. Recently I’ve personally been reviewing products for different Game Boy models. Today we’re covering the CleanPower Regulator Board from retrosix! This $10 add on is designed for the DMG Game Boy. What does it do? What is it for? How easy …
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We recently reported that back on April 13th Nintendo dropped a pretty large update on us for our Switches. Of course, the question that is always on everyone’s mind when a new firmware drops is how long do they have to wait to get their CFW up and running for …
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An update from Nintendo came down the pipeline on April 13th. We’ve got the full changelog for you and what that means for your Switch if you’re one who likes to keep it modded. Changelog: ‘Added a bookmark feature to News. This feature allows you to bookmark your favorite news …
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This whole time what has been left of the Vita scene has been clamoring for a native HDMI output. There was even a bounty for it that seemed to be ever-increasing. That bounty was recently achieved by “cuevavirus”. The developer who made this may not have a name that is …
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Recently we typed up an article covering everything you might need to know about the Game Boy backlight kit from Handheld Legend. If you didn’t catch that, it was great fun, you can click here to read it. So now what? You’ve already ordered the kit and you need instructions. …
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We’ve been covering handheld mods recently (and don’t intend to stop). So if you’re wanting even more mods for your handhelds we’ve got a new product today that I was rather excited about. Today we’re covering a product from the handheld legends themselves, Handheld Legend. Today’s topic of review is the …
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A serious note before the review, those that have been affected COVID-19, we here at hackinformer wish you all the best. Stay safe, practice social distancing, and take care. It is a serious matter, and while I know we are covering a Disaster game, this is no game. Please be …
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If you’re an owner of the non-SP version of the Game Boy Advance, we have a tutorial for you! You have your beautiful, comfortable, taco shaped handheld and you want to swap the shell. Maybe it’s getting dinged up, maybe it’s splitting apart from stripped screws. No matter the reason, …
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