After a long hiatus, I’m back with a new review! Aside from this, I have a huge back catalog of products that have been accumulating since before my move to my new spot. But in the meantime, we have to talk about the GPi Case (Retroflag,~$80). This is an all-new …
Read More »Review: Haunted Halloween 86 for XBOX One
Here we are, Halloween 2018 has almost arrived and we haven’t covered even one horror game? No zombies, ghosts, ghouls, goblins, vampires, or creepy crawlies?! Well, that ends right now! Follow me as we peer into Haunted Halloween 86 ($9.99, Retrotainment Games) for the XBOX One. Trailer: Description: “A legit, 8-bit, NES experience programmed …
Read More »How To: Set Up a Classic2Magic for SNES/NES Classic
Recently we reviewed the Classic2Magic. It received a generally good review from us. If you’d like to read that article, click here. If you already have one and are just now discovering that there are no instructions in the box, don’t worry. You’ve definitely come to the right place! Files …
Read More »The Nintendo Switch Online NES library has been Hacked!
Just hours after the release of the Nintendo Switch Online Go figure it’s been hacked. Users have started to figure out how to play unintended ROMs with it. The processes is surprisingly easy according to @KapuccinoHeck, thus allowing for the addition of more NES games, all that is needed is a full tutorial. As stated by …
Read More »Using Lakka on the Nintendo Switch has never been easier…
Just as the title says it couldn’t be easier to run Lakka on the Nintendo Switch. This is all thanks to the recent update henkate just got that supports all current CFW bootloaders, Linux chainloading, and payload tools. If you’re not familiar with Lakka it’s the lightweight Linux distro of RetroArch the …
Read More »MOGameCon 2018 Coverage
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. …
Read More »Coming Soon: Holy Diver & R-Type Returns Collector’s Editions from Retro-Bit
Retro-Bit has made plenty of licensed cartridges and multi-carts so far. This time around we will be looking at the upcoming Holy Diver and R-Type Returns Collector’s Editions that are now up for pre-order. These are set to release in this month of August, so if you like what you …
Read More »Review: Video Game Accessories from Dobe-Fomis Electronics
While at E3 we came across so many booths with products that looked great. From video game accessories to merchandise for different franchises. Today, we have a plethora of devices and accessories from Dobe-Fomis, whom I met up with at E3. So sit back and read on, because I think you’ll be …
Read More »NES Classic Edition Returning Soon!
November 10, 2016 seems so long ago now when thinking back on it. That was the day that Nintendo dropped the NES Classic Edition originally. Later on, they announced that they would be ceasing the run of the NES Classic Edition. That meant that if you weren’t one of the …
Read More »The PS4 finally gets two new emulators!!
Anyone that has a PS4 on 4.05 or 4.55 knows there really isn’t any homebrew out there for them yet but today developer m0rph3us1987 has released two POC emulators, the NES and Sega Master System. Now keep in mind that these are still a work in progress and you might …
Read More »Review: Lizard for NES
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 …
Read More »Review: Data East & Jaleco Multicarts from Retro-Bit
Today we have a fun little treat, it’s something that you don’t ever see often, multicarts! If you’re unfamiliar with what a multicart is, we’ll get that out of the way right quick. It doesn’t actually mean that there are more than one cartridges involved. It really should be called …
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