Flash carts have been used since the 90s, but can using one with your Nintendo Switch get you banned from Nintendo Online? We ...

The story for this one starts a few months ago, when [John Green] released his PICO-GB project. His code allowed the Raspberry Pi Pico to stand in for a Game Boy cartridge, complete with a simple text ...

With video game prices steadily increasing, reaching as high as $70 for the latest AAA experience, being able to buy used has never been more important. The discount that comes with second-hand games ...

I'm a big fan of retro-gaming, mostly because I can play Streetfighter II with my feet, whereas I am hopeless with anything more modern (I once played Left 4 Dead with fellow gadget-blogger John ...

Around the turn of the new year, when 2023 became 2024, the video game community was blindsided by the release of the MIG-Switch, a flash cart for the Nintendo Switch that can run downloaded games on ...

While you can buy the circuit boards from this guy he's pretty adamant about not selling the finished product, giving me yet another reason to brush up on my soldering skills. The idea is that with ...

The R4 flash cart has been the bane of Nintendo's handheld existence for years now, with the device widely being used to play illegally downloaded DS ROMs. Rampant piracy has made it especially ...

As technology has advanced over the years, we've seen massive strides being taken in the realm of retro gaming, and one of the most important events to occur recently is the emergence of flash carts ...

Nintendo hacker Gary Bowser has denied being involved in a new flash cart project claimed to allow Switch users to play back-ups of their owned games. The MIG-Switch flash cart, officially, is a ...