We’ve already reviewed and posted the countless updates for the SX Pro. The SX Pro is the first dongle that was on the market that allowed for loading of homebrew, XCI, and NSP titles. Today, we’re talking about the SX Gear which is a dongle for the Nintendo Switch that …
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The Switch is beginning to turn into one of the best systems to play emulators and homebrew on, So far most of the emulators have been smooth with little hiccups here and there due to the power of the Switch. If you grew up in the early 80s and 90s, …
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The emulation on the PS4 has been slim for a long time, with only the ability to play personal backups and emulator ports from the ps2 days. The developer M0rph3us1987 have released a full speed NES emulator for PS4 running firmware 5.05, at this time the emulator is only able …
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The Nintendo Switch is quite a remarkable machine for being very underpowered compared to other consoles. With only having Hulu services you were very limited to what you can watch on the Switch.So Nintendo is really missing out on movie action with their hybrid console. This is where the Homebrew …
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The releases seem to be on a roll today as we get a new homebrew loader to match up with the newly released CFW Atmosphere with many improvements to go long. Features: Now supports running as an application with access to the full ~3.2GB of RAM reserved for applications, while …
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Today we finally get the full-fledged custom firmware, Atmosphere for the Nintendo Switch. If any of you have been using Atmosphere before it was basically a beta test I would say. To see what was needed to be worked on before the official release. I know we were supposed to …
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There is a PS4 exploit out in the wild that can render your PS4 unusable until a fix can repair the problem. This harmful exploit comes in a form of a viral PSN message, Sony says that they are aware of the problem and are working on a fix. But …
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The updates for the flow PSP/Ps1 emulator Adrenaline have been quiet as of late, but the developer rsn8887 have added a new graphics filter called sharp-bilinear-simple. This new addition brings sharper pixels to games and eliminates the slowdown of some ps1 games when it is applied, unlike bilinear it does …
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Today’s review is over the Classic2Magic ($59.99) from a company of the same name. The Classic2Magic is releasing in the month of September so pre-orders are now open. But if you need to be sold on the product first or want to know more about it, we’ve got you covered! …
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Recently we reviewed the Classic2Magic. It received a generally good review from us. If you’d like to read that article, click here. If you already have one and are just now discovering that there are no instructions in the box, don’t worry. You’ve definitely come to the right place! Files …
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Every time you update your Nintendo Switch you burn yet another eFuse and most of us know that these eFUSEs and every important to keep. They do this to prevent downgrading or updating the firmware of a device. “The Nintendo Switch and Xbox 360’s bootloaders, for instance, will check the amount of burned fuses before attempting to …
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Ever seen a homebrew cartridge/disc for an older system you own? Maybe it’s on a website and it usually comes with a manual and a case. They’re all over the place now for Dreamcast, Genesis, NES, SNES, Atari, there really is no limit. Well, I bet you haven’t seen any …
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