Homebrew Retroarch developer Natinusala have released LT4 Lakka with audio and Vulkan support! What is Lakka? Well if you haven’t been following the Homebrew scene that much, Lakka is a lightweight Linux distribution that transforms a small computer into a full-blown retro gaming console. To be able to use Lakka …
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Ever since the PS4 was hacked way back on 1.76 one thing many of us were waiting for was Homebrew and emulation and now that time has arrived. With the introduction of psxitarch by the PSXITA Team for the PS4, many of us have been enjoying running Linux on our …
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Introduction: Experience this thrilling romantic story enveloped in arcade culture nostalgia where you can be anyone, love anyone and chase your dreams. Throughout Arcade Spirits’ chapters, your decisions will shape your personality, relationships and even have an effect on the future of your arcade! An eclectic and stellar voice cast with …
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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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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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Some of you may remember when we talked about the Kickstarter for the GameShell. It’s a modular handheld that is also open source and thoroughly hackable. In fact, the hacking aspect is encouraged. It had a Kickstarter campaign of $50,000 and as of now they’re at 580% greater than their …
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Anymore, Limited Run Games might be a household name. But today we wanted to dive in just a little bit deeper to let you know who these people are. Then show off their E3 event as it’s a big focal point for the indie gaming scene. Lastly, we discuss what …
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We’ve all seen our fair share of ways to make old school, retro games look good in a modern age. From OSSC to Framemeister to even just playing them on the Super NT or newer clone system. In this day and age, we have an obvious love of the old …
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Al-Azif has been testing this new method of auto cache generation with the PS4’s web browser for a few days now and its all thanks to a comment on GitHub that got all of our attention. Al-Azif and CelesteBlue123 have already been playing around with this new method and if you use Al-Azif DNS host it …
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The Chromebook has been out for a while now and it’s very easy to put Linux on them but there are a few Chromebooks that can be a problem to get running right. Just like all my other devices, I start looking for other things a Chromebook could run than just run a …
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Al-Azif has just updated this PS4 exploit host program to reflect the new FW5.05 kernel exploit thanks to lighting mods, vsoftster, Joonie86, & flat_z. This version for FW5.05 includes the Webkit, Dumper, Update Blocker, Hen + Mira, & FTP. This is a great tool for anyone wanting to host the exploit on a …
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It’s just a matter of time and being patient for things to happen on FW 5.01 as plenty of developers told us to stay on that FW if we cared about homebrew. Well, hopefully, today we’ll be able to finally run Linux on FW 5.01 with a little bit of compiling …
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