The Libretto team have been quite busy lately with making great progress on the N64/Mupenplus64 core for the Nintendo Switch via Retroarch. Their first major release was the overclock feature which improved the emulator significantly and brought sound and smooth gameplay on a bunch of N64 titles. The Libretto team …
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The day has finally come to where the PSVita does not require you to have the latest firmware to play the latest games. With this new plugin for Henkaku and anyone that stuck to FW 3.60 (365 or 368) can now enjoy games from FW 3.69 to apps from 3.51 …
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There have been a ton of beta releases from Team Xecuter ever since they started their beta program. I don’t know if they just kept calling everything a beta, forgetting that they had to give us a legit release at some point. Or maybe it’s just because nobody could claim any …
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Some of you may remember when we reviewed the Gameshell from Clockwork. Well, recently they reached out to again and asked if we’d like to review the newest revision. I figured why the heck not! If they have new features and capabilities and improvements, we should test it out and …
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Nowadays trying to get your hands on an unpatched Nintendo Switch unit is very hard to come by, unless you bought your system around when it was first launched or before June of 2018. There are actually two ways to find out if your Switch is patched. The sure-fire way …
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Yesterday Libretro announced that they will commit to releasing an Xbox One Port of the infamous RetroArch early this 2019. Now, this will probably not end up in the app store but if you activate Developer mode on the Xbox One it will be possible for anyone to get it. Right now …
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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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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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Team Xecuter found and squashed some bugs already in the recently released 2.4 Beta. Obviously, it was a beta, so it’s only a stepping stone toward a full update. But they do understand that people use their betas as if they’re full-on releases. And as such, they went ahead and …
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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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Most of have seen what hackers had to do to get into the PlayStation Classic by solder to the UART port but that’s all change thanks to madmonkey, DanTheMan827, & skogaby. Now, this payload launcher method is in its very early stages and has the potential to can damage the PlayStation Classic if you don’t …
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