Right on time for christmas RetroArch has just been update to version 1.7.0 with a ton of bugfixes and improvements especially for the PlayStation fans this time! We here at RetroArch/Libretro wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! Here the Highlights of 1.7.0 – Integrated Bliss-box …
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Today we’re going to be reviewing several dust covers that are on Etsy on The Pat Rat Shack‘s page. As you’ll see, they offer a multitude of covers for several different companies and generations too. Right now there are more retro consoles covered on his page, but if you read …
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I received a bundle of dust covers to review from DigitalDeckCovers. This company lets you customize the heck out of the dust covers and we’ll talk more about that as well. There is plenty to cover here. Before we jump in I think that it’s worth mentioning that this review …
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We have another special treat for you today. We wanted to talk about the GameShell. It’s a modular handheld that is also open source. It had a Kickstarter campaign of $50,000 and at the time of this writing, it’s sitting at $123,025 with a solid 30 days remaining! These are …
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This review today is over the Raspiboy from 8B Craft. This is a crazy cool little device that answers the question “What if I had a Raspberry Pi emulator on the go?”. Of course, we’ve seen some iterations of this already in the world. But this one is a whole …
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.his is the last part of the 3 part series made to focus on reviewing some of the stands that are exclusive from Rose Colored Gaming. The last article was on the Nintendo controller stands, the article before that was over PlayStation controller and handheld stands. This one will be …
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The BAFTA-nominated, story-rich game that is Rogue Trooper is back and definitely better than ever. You may remember Rogue Trooper, it’s made its way from across so many platforms and 11 years later, it’s on the Switch. I never had a chance to play it on the PS2, XBOX, Wii, …
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Our good friend Kouchan has made a dummy adapter for the PSPgo since those M2 memory cards are so hard to get, plus the price of them. If you don’t know Kouchan, he is part of the psvita color project with Nzaki0716 where those two do some amazing work together and each is very skilled in their field. Now, …
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This is the second of a 3 part series made to focus on reviewing some of the stands that are exclusive from Rose Colored Gaming. The previous article was over PlayStation controller and handheld stands. This article will be over the Nintendo controller stands and the last will be the …
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All of us should be familiar with the Raspberry Pi and retropie project by now, its a very popular emulation station for Retro Gaming. Over the years the library of systems has grown on the retropie but with new versions, certain systems would be taken out. For example, the Dreamcast wouldn’t be available anymore, either …
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Today I’ve got a nice little how-to for you all who want to get the most out of your SNES Classic. I’ve poured over the steps to adding custom borders to your Super Nintendo/Super Famicom and made them as easy to follow and understand as possible. You’ll find that NeoGaf …
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Yesterday we reported to you that the world now has the newest hakchi with its 2.20 revision by developer Cluster_M. If you want to read all about the newest additions to the program and all of its features, click here. We then gave you a tutorial on how to simply add more …
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