After the Adrenaline Update to 4.2 just two days ago Developer TheFlow is back at it again and updated Adrenaline to version 5. Thies new version re-adds the “Original” Graphics Filtering since custom one are causing slowdowns in PS1 Games, Added “Hide DLC’s in game menu” functionality, Fixed a corrupt icon …
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Famed PlayStation Vita homebrew dev, Rinnegatamante, is at it again! This time he hits us with the release of a Zelda game, The Legend of Zelda: Oni Link Begins. To clarify, Rinnegatamante was not the primary dev for this game. He was the one who simply ported it to the Vita …
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Hello one and all, we just have a quick update for VitaShell today! Developer TheFlow updated his VitaShell with a simple yet very welcome Bug Fix which has been really annoying for me as well as for some other people. This Bug happens if you have Headphones plugged into your Vita …
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The Flow is at it again with another tiny update to Adrenaline which fixes some compatibility issues with the Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep English Patch. He also added the option to sort ISO’s using the “Game Categories Lite” Plugin. Full Changelog: Added support for ISO sorting using ‘Game Categories Lite’ plugin. …
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If you’re running any version of Adrenaline right now you know that the save state feature is sort of totally great. However, the main caveat to it is that you lose those save states whenever there is an Adrenaline update. That’s where our new favorite superhero comes in. The dev’s …
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There’s been a lot of buzz recently around YifanLu’s Indiegogo page attempting to raise money. The money raised would go towards creating purchasable adapters for the 3G model of Vita. The adapter in question would let you put a microSD card inside your Vita. This means you could be walking …
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PQube is excited to announce the western release date for White Day: A Labyrinth Named School, the best-kept Korean horror secret in video games. White Day: A Labyrinth Named School is coming to North America on August 1, 2017, and Europe on August 4, 2017, for PlayStation 4. Forget the …
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What do Linux, Windows, MacOSX, Android, iOS, Blackberry OS, PS3, PSP, PS Vita, Original XBOX, XBOX 360, Gamecube, Wii, WiiU, Nintendo 3DS, Raspberry Pi, Open Pandora, GCW Zero, and even modern day web browsers have in common? They all share one great attribute; they all can run a RetroArch installation …
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Sony is at it again with the New PS4 Firmware 4.70. This is again not a big update and only features slight Design overhauls for the Playstation Store Logo, the PS Vue Logo, the Playstation Video Logo and the Playstation Now Logo. Some other Logo’s seem to also have been …
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For many years we as gamers, hackers, developers, journalists, and modders have found ourselves to be part of a special community. A community of like-minded individuals who pursue the pleasure of creating and improving on and informing on what others have made. Most of these developers, modders, and hackers do …
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Recently Marvelous Entertainment‘s Senran Kagura water gun waifu shooter fun spin-off Peach Beach Splash has been updated! The update to version 1.08 has added several new features to the game! These new features include a new game mode, a new map, and two new story episodes for you to enjoy! Let’s take a …
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With so many games, and so little time, it’s no wonder so many great games get overlooked, so let us tell you a gem of a game we’re hooked on, especially if you’re the type of gamer who gets really excited with Metroidvania titles and the Castlevania series: Slain: Back …
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