Sega Genesis. Sega Saturn. Retro-bit. Need I say more?! …probably. Yes, that’s right, I have received four new Sega licensed controllers from Retro-Bit and I’m excited to discuss them with you all. They’re all releasing on different days between March and April. Although you should just believe me when I …
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Oh man, today’s review is a bit different! We have a new product that is out there for retro and modern gamers alike. If you have cartridges and you’ve found that blowing in them doesn’t work (because duh) and using alcohol cleans, but doesn’t preserve, then this review is for …
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In today’s review, we’ll be covering a topic that hasn’t been covered in probably at least a decade; Gamecube and N64 case mods. Or case enhancements if you will. No matter what you call them, they’re always about making your favorite gaming console a little bit more…you. So we’ll be checking …
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Hello and welcome to another tutorial for hacking Classic consoles. We’ve previously covered how to mod NES and SNES Classic consoles and everyone truly had a blast modding those. We’ve even made a post about this Bleemsync in the past. However, this BleemSync 1.0 is improved in pretty much every …
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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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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 …
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The PlayStation Classic is coming just over two decades after Sony changed gaming forever with the release of the PlayStation. Coming from a Secret partnership with Nintendo to make a CD add-on for the SNES. Instead, Sony decided to release the PlayStation and knock the gaming world on its head. Jump ahead …
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The Neo-Geo was a very popular game system that not all of us could get our hands on back in the day. The only way some of us got to play these SNK titles like KING OF THE MONSTERS was in the arcade or maybe at the store’s demo unit if we …
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The Dev Menu on the Switch can be a handy tool especially for installing your game backups. Now most SX OS users are pretty familiar with the Dev Menu as it’s an easy way to install your backups right to the Switch’s launch screen. So you don’t have to go into the album …
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Tanglewood (Big Evil Corporation Ltd., $17.99) has officially been released onto Steam! For those who are not aware of what Tanglewood even is, no worries. We’re going to give you the history of it and also tell you what’s in store for the future of Tanglewood! What is Tanglewood? ‘Set …
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SNES Mini is a fantastic console but has one big flaw which frustrates all of its owners and the games collection is closed and limited unless you hack it. Well no more! With Classic 2 Magic you can dig out your old SNES cartridges and play them directly on your …
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We got in touch with Castlemania Games recently and talked with CastlemaniaRyan to get our hands on some of their products to review. He didn’t disappoint and today, we’ll talk about the pros and cons of these products that he sent over and how you can get your grubby little …
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