The Xbox series S & X are amazing machines especially because they have the ability to play retro games with retroarch via dev mode and no hacking is needed. Now that I’ve had my Xbox for a few months I keep going down the rabbit hole digging further down into …
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We’ve all seen cool DIY projects on social media or somewhere on the internet: someone takes a Sega Dreamcast memory card, guts it and turns it into a mini-game boy. A lot of us would love to make something like that but just don’t have the time or skills to …
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Haven’t cracked out your trusty PS2 in a while? Heck, maybe you had the release of the stable 1.0.0 release of the Open PS2 Loader months and months and months ago. OR…or…maybe you download the nightly releases, but know how unstable they could be. Well now’s the time to get …
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If you’re big into the retro gaming scene you’ve probably noticed over the past year or two up scalers have been all the rave. Allowing you to use your original hardware on your brand new fancy OLED or QLED TV and bringing these retro systems into the 21st century of …
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We’re going to retread some ground here so that we can get you as close to the ultimate answer of which is better the FXPak PRO or the Super Everdrive X6. This article will be for multiple different types of people. Maybe you have an X5 and realize it’s limitations and wonder …
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RetroArch on the new Xbox series, S has been quite amazing with the ability to play so many games even GameCube, PS2, and Wii games at full speed. Now before the Xbox series S/X was released, the Xbox One was introduced to RetroArch via developer mode and windows UWP program …
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Starting about 6 months ago, from the time of this article, @infidelity_nes made us all a treat. Today, we wanted to put the spotlight on that treat. We’ll talk about it, how to get it up and running (coming soon), and about how they got it made! So chill and …
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So recently, I reviewed the Super Everdrive from Krikzz. What a treat that thing was. It’s affordable and has relatively high compatibility with the SNES library. Today, we have the FXPAK Pro for review. We’ll be putting out another article soon enough that directly compares the two. But right now, …
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@xXEvilnatXx tweeted a teast out earlier and I made sure I had this article ready to go to share the good news. We can finally share that with you all as well as the finer details because it’s finally here! The 4.88.2 (Cobra 8.3) final build is finally released so …
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About a month ago over at Arcadepunks.com user, CrazyMac released one of the most ultimate retro game packs for the PSVita out there, equaling 150 gigs of retro goodness. This retro game pack has everything you could ever want on the PSVita or PSTV. Updated notes are at the bottom …
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Ok here’s the rundown if you are new to Emulation. It is the process of simulating the hardware of one machine on another machine so that the second machine is able to run software designed for the first machine. The most popular type of emulation, video game emulation, is when …
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Have one of those old-fangled 3G models of Vita? Have no use for the 3G aspect of it? Want to expand your Vita’s memory even further? Then start scrolling, because I think I have something that you may be interested in knowing about! And before you ask, yes, we covered …
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