MOGameCon was alive and kicking for a third year just outside of St.Louis in a city called St.Charles this last Saturday. It is a convention that has been in a space too big and a space that was too small. The convention has lasted one day, then two, then one again. …
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It’s a lovely day when another game developer releases a game for older retro hardware. Today we get to talk to you about one such game that is coming to an NES near you! That game is Lizard ($10.00, Brad Smith) and it will be available in many different forms …
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As we march further along in time, there are artifacts that linger from the past. One such magnificent relic is the Nintendo Gamecube. If you want to play the Gamecube on a modern HDTV you’ll find that there are a couple of officially supported methods. You can use composite that …
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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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.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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Up until about a week ago, the Nintendo Switch was limited to just games. You all know what I mean by this, there were absolutely no apps. There was no internet browser app, no content streamers like Netflix, heck, there wasn’t even a forecast app like the Wii had! But …
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ColorWare has been in the game for a long time now. They are a manufacturer of controller mods and so very much more. And I could actually write a whole article for what they are known for. But today, I have to show off one specific product, because I’d be …
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Well, it seems the team at libretro cannot be beaten! So on June 29th, they released the alpha of a new core for Retroarch the Dolphin (Windows/Linux) (Alpha release!) Now you should be reminded that this still an alpha release so a lot of work needs to be done fine-tune and …
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From controller stands to fight sticks to stylish Nintendo 64 game boxes to posters and so much more; Rose Colored Gaming is an accessory website that you didn’t know that you needed. Everything that they furnish is one of a kind, completely unique, thought up and designed by them and even …
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Today we have a modification that will introduce more portability to the Joy-Con grip. This will make it a thinner scenario for you to game with. Additionally, if you like using covers on your Joy-Cons, you don’t have to take the covers off when putting them into this newly modified …
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I recently stumbled across a project that has been in the works for about a year now and I’ve decided to share my findings (as well as the download and instructions) with you all as I believe that it’s a solid find. We all still support older hardware with new …
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Just like every month, the Dolphin Team has prepared a monthly progress update which summarizes what has happened to the Dolphin Emulator over the month and this time there have been some big removals. Firstly they removed the not too old Directx12 backend. The Directx12 Backend was once added and was …
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