Have you ever wanted to make a robot but we’re lacking the computing power to make it work? Well, Intel’s Euclid development kit has you covered for a near $399! The Intel Euclid development kit is full of last year’s specs, like a RealSense ZR300 depth camera, an Atom x7-8700 quad-core …
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Citra as you all well know is a 3DS emulator for your computer. They released a blog post about their progress since their forum reboot in January. They mention how grateful they are for the people who have donated, volunteered, or just plain cheered them on as well over the …
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A few years ago I ran across Hyper DBZ – EVO 2014 and wow is it a great game. This version of DBZ EVO 2014 was created by the guys over at mugenguild.com, it uses the M.U.G.E.N game engine. Since then there hasn’t been any big updates but today that all changes …
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Yep, I know the GPD Pocket is already out in the wild for quite some time and they even surpassed the $2 Million Mark on Indiegogo but I sadly didn’t have the time to talk about it until now. So let’s get right to it, what is the GPD Pocket? It …
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With the success of the Raspberry Pi and Micro PC in general, Asus now wants to get into the game with its new Tinker Board that can do 4K capability. It’s the same size and form factor as the Raspberry Pi but it has a quad-core 1.8 Ghz Rockchip processor as were the …
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I come to you today with a review of sorts on PlayStation Vue. Now let me start off be telling you all a little about my TV viewing over the past 14 or so years. So around 2003 cable and dish were starting to get so expensive that is was …
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Today I come to you with something that has been running through my mind for some time now; With so many phones and tablets, 3DS, Wii/Wii U, PS3, PC and even PS Vitas all covering the same market, “Is having too many ways to game, gaming overload?“ Now, many of us …
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Have I got so awesome news boys and girls the NES Classic has been hacked and there is no need for you to open the system at all? Hackers in Japan and Russia figure out soft-mod solutions to adding new games to the NES Classic. This means you don’t need …
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With Android 7.0 slowly making its way to all our devices makes this the right time to discuss, ‘Vulkan’. What exactly is this ‘Vulkan’ thing? So Vulkan is a cross-platform graphics API, known as ‘OpenGL next’ before release. Announced in 2015, Vulkan is built upon the works of AMD’s Mantle …
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Steam has been putting in some extra work as of late and they have been improving their support for the PS4 controller. Steam has added leaning support for the PS4 gyro input, LED Brightness/Color controller action binding, and support for LED Color setting along with many other things under the hood. With …
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With the holiday season upon us, you might not know what to get for the tinker in your life. These micro PC’s are great for any kind of project, like making a retro gaming console, media center, radios, weather station, embedded devices or just a standalone computer. So I thought it would …
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I’m here today to bring something to everyone’s attention and it’s something I think everyone should be aware of. The first one is ransomware-type virus called GoldenEye and the other is a helpful guide to help you to stay safe. What is ransomware? “It’s a type of malicious software designed to block access …
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