Some of you may remember when we reviewed the Gameshell from Clockwork. Well, recently they reached out to again and asked if we’d like to review the newest revision. I figured why the heck not! If they have new features and capabilities and improvements, we should test it out and …
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With Smash Bros. Ultimate being out, we reached out to the folks over at PowerA to see if they could spare some controllers for us to review. We wanted to give our readers a fair chance to find out about these third party controllers that are out now from PowerA. …
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Just the other day Libretro announced that they will be releasing an Xbox One Port of RetroArch and the next day they show Retroarch working on the PS4. The main reason we have not seen Retro Arch on the PS4 was due to the lack of a few tools missing but with …
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So today’s review is a bit different than other game reviews that have been written on our site in the past. This is the first major compilation that we’ve reviewed in a long time. And in fact, it may be the largest compilation game that we’ve ever reviewed on Hackinformer. …
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The Arcade1UP cabinets are a great way to replay your favor arcade games, with the looks and feel of a real arcade cabinet. If you picked up one of these cabinets an had it for a few weeks the nostalgia factor is starting to wear off and you’re probably thinking what else …
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Just like other classic consoles on the market that have been hacked, they eventually get Retroarch ported to it. Retroarch is amazing all in one emulator set up that is on multiple systems and it was just a matter of time when Retroarch was going to be ported to the PlayStation Classic. With the …
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The PlayStation brand was a force to be reckoned with in the mid-90s ever since they made there console debut in September of 1995 due to a joint deal went bad between another console maker Nintendo. Fast forward 23 years, Sony jumped on the mini retro console ban wagon with …
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The first tools to hack the PlayStation Classic where not the safest to use. Everyone was warned about the risk of using it and it could damage the console to where it might not start again. Now we have a safe alternative to gpghax called Bleemsync from pathartl. It still …
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Most of have seen what hackers had to do to get into the PlayStation Classic by solder to the UART port but that’s all change thanks to madmonkey, DanTheMan827, & skogaby. Now, this payload launcher method is in its very early stages and has the potential to can damage the PlayStation Classic if you don’t …
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The PlayStation classic hasn’t been out more than a few days and hackers from around the world have been going at it. PlayStation Classic、eMMC書き換えてシェル入れるようにしてみた pic.twitter.com/qTpI3JVw21 — NV(*´ω｀*)＠2日目ト36a (@nvsofts) December 5, 2018 タイミングが同じ過ぎて笑う /etc/passwdのrootを書き換えてシェル入ったところｗｗｗ あと、神をも恐れぬスタイルなので、ダンプのバックアップも取らずにD0接続のままマウントして書き換えたｗ で、コンソールに入れたのでここからdd if=/dev/mmcblk0 でイメージ取得中ｗｗ pic.twitter.com/1JHcQZL7Ah — ひろみつ (@bakueikozo) December 5, 2018 SDカードリーダーを使った PlayStation Classic の eMMC ダンプについてまとめました …
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Yesterday on December 3rd the PlayStation classic was released and ready to purchase at retail stores. The PlayStation classic has a price tag of $100 dollars but is it really worth it. I know a lot us have already heard all the bad things about the PlayStation classic going around …
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The Libretto team has just released a major update to Retroarch on the Switch giving it the ability to be Overclock! Retroarch has always had the ability to be Overclock but the only way to achieve this was through Lakka using Linux. With this release, it’s now embedded within the retroarch …
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