We’ve done plenty of dust cover reviews here on Hackinformer. I thought that I had come across all of the best ones, but when I saw these covers, I knew I had to review them. Today we’re going to talk about the wide variety of dust covers from The Printer …
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Sometimes we know nothing about a game. Sometimes we see a game and we know nothing about it, but want to know everything about it once we do. One such game for me was Hyper Sentinel (Four5Six Pixel & Huey Game, $14.99). It looked mesmerizing, it made me miss the …
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I have a long sought-after device. I’ve been trying to get a review unit of one of these bad boys for a long time and I finally got one. I found the website Funny Playing and discovered that they had this device. This device is the Retrogame RS-97 and it …
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If you remember, a few days back we mentioned the release of an indie game that had roguelike elements on top of action and puzzle solving. Well now we’ve gotten to fully review the game in question and we’re ready to share our full-fledged results with you. The title is Subaeria (iLLOGIKA, $14.99) …
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Today we’re taking a lot at the many products that VideoGameBoxProtectors.com has. This website, as their name states, is a place where you can get varying box protectors of different sizes. All of them that they sell have the sole purpose of protecting your collection as it continues to evolve, …
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Today’s review is a game that has bounced from platform to platform, making its rounds. Well now its made its debut on the Nintendo eShop and we’re going to give you the skinny on it. The game in question is Saturday Morning RPG (Mighty Rabbit Studios, $9.99). Does this game …
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Back in November 2017, we reviewed the ultra-cute XBOX One platformer from Playful Corp., Super Lucky’s Tale. In this game, Lucky is tasked with finding and saving his older sister. She has been taken deep inside the world of book. Lucky has his fair share of challenges and puzzles and …
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Reviewing Raspberry Pi accessories are anything but new to us here on Hackinformer. I myself have previously reviewed the ultimate Raspberry Pi case for portability, which was the Raspiboy. If you want to read the review, click here. If you just purchased one and want to read about how to …
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Today, we’re going to take a look at one of the first wireless controllers that came out for the SNES Classic. It also works on NES Classic and with Wii Remotes on the Wii as well. So I thought now that it’s been out for a minute and the hype …
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Not to be confused with Forza Motorsport Racing games, the Forza Design company is the last wall mount company that we’ll be talking about. So far in this series of console wall mount reviews, we’ve discussed Floating Grips, HideIts, and Borangame Mounts. So what does Forza bring to the table …
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Today we’re talking about the SD Card Adapter for the Dreamcast. This is one of those weird looking fake adapters that turn out to be completely real and functional, go figure. We’ll be discussing what it can do, what it can’t and where you can find it. It’s another great …
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You all know me, I love video games! And the game I’m reviewing for you all today is an arena-style twin-stick shooter ported from Steam to the XBOX One, Nintendo Switch, and PlayStation 4! That game is Tesla vs Lovecraft (10Tons LTD., $14.99) and it is unlike any game that …
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