Recently I did a review on an RGB mod done by the fine folks over at HDRGB. Specifically, it was done to my compatible Nintendo 64. If you would like to read my glowing review of that, simply click here. Anywho, they really did the greatest work that I had done to …
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Retro Gaming has become a big Market in the past 2 years and with the releases of the mini Nintendo and Mini Super NES, it shows that the fans really want these remakes of old game consoles. There are quite a few different types of replicas out there you can …
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Since the successful launch of PS1 and the PS2, I longed for the time that Sony would release a handheld gaming system. My dreams were finally answered in 2005. Sony jumped on the bandwagon and released their handheld, the PSP! I remember it like it was yesterday, it was love …
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Recently, we’ve been evaluating video game console mounts. These come from the idea that you should save some shelf space or remove shelves entirely and just keep your consoles/accessories on the wall! It’s a crazy concept I know, but if executed correctly, you should have a beautiful configuration in your …
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Ever Since the flow released 3.65 enso, there have been lots of tools making its rounds on the homebrew scene. Providing easier tools making the transition to 3.60 enso to 3.65 enso a lot smoother, when installing 3.65 enso it is told to disable all plugins including the plugin that …
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Today Developer SciresM announced that the currently WIP Switch CFW Atmosphere will be released around summer together with the Coldboot Exploit Fusée Gelée for all current Switches (Not assuming the new revision since that’s not released yet) running every currently released Firmware (Which means even if someone accidentally updated your Switch …
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The designer Roger Thornton at raspberrypi.org has released an upgraded version of the raspberry pi 3, now updated to version B+!! Along with the update comes new components and a faster CPU processor. Like most upgrades to the Raspberry Pi, they are mostly substantial upgrades rather than a major overhaul. …
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Single board computers have been all the rave since the success of the Raspberry Pi about 5 or 6yrs ago. In this time a lot of startups/crowdfunding campaign have tried to make their own single-board computer but none of them have ever taken off like the Raspberry Pi. Now bigger …
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Hey all, that’s right you read that headline correctly. PS4 firmware 5.50 that formally blocked & stopped the usage of the Save Wizard product has been cracked. Support for the new firmware is now live, but only on one retail server. As you can see the update went live at …
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It is the end of March and if you have been following the news, you know E3 season is upon us. This is a trend that occurs every year, and this year for E3 2018 there is a good amount of anticipation and excitement. This is also around the time …
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Every console scene has it’s fair share of troublemakers and fake posts that don’t help anyone. Most of the time they claim to have something that they don’t or make up total fake guides/tutorials on how to do something with fake download links. By now most of us are very …
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I’m baaaaack!! It’s ss4gogeta069 here after quite a long hiatus with a review of Koei Tecmo and Omega Force’s latest addition to the Attack on Titan family, Attack on Titan 2! I gotta say at first I was a bit mad because it seemed to be the same game but …
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