Some people go to charity shops, auctions, or eBay to find retro gear. I’ve had a bunch of it stashed away for years, waiting for the day when I eventually crack open the storage boxes and take a look. Today, I pulled a few crates full of old tech outRead More →
Forget gaming, what you need is a Nintendo 64 techno album – if you can get hold of it, that is. German musician Remute has announced the release of his latest album as a Nintendo 64 cartridge (or vinyl, if you prefer). However, the Nintendo 64 release of the albumRead More →
Classic Nintendo 64 title GoldenEye 007 has been cleared of it 24-year ban for sale in Germany. The release of Nintendo 64 games on Switch Online has been a bit of a disaster but this cloud could have a silver lining. Could GoldenEye 007 appear on Switch Online and wipeRead More →
Playing N64 classics on a PC requires a Nintendo 64 emulator – but Project64 has lost some ground in recent years as it grows long in the tooth. Happily, Project64 v3.0 is here, kicking v2.3.2 into the long grass with a bunch of changes and enhancements to make Nintendo 64Read More →
Nintendo modding is the secret society you really wish you were part of. Want proof? Take a look at this portable Nintendo Wii system, the Wii SPii, which has been squeezed into a Game Boy Advance SP form factor. In a project begun by BitBuilt forum mod StonedEdge back inRead More →
Check out the world’s smallest ever N64 – as verified by Guinness World Records! Following limited releases of smaller versions of the NES and SNES, fans have been begging for a similar re-release of the much-loved Nintendo 64; alas, the company seems reluctant to do so Gunnar Turnquist from WalthamRead More →
Ever get annoyed that you have to switch between devices to play classic games? RetroArch has a plan to change this, and it starts with “ProjectFuture” – the RetroArch Open Hardware project. The idea is simple: “with the RetroArch integration, we finally get the promise of a true cross-platform gameRead More →
As much as we all love the Nintendo 64, playing games specifically made for the 1990s console on a modern TV can be quite a drag. Fortunately, Pixel FX promises to have a solution: N64Digital, which the company claims will deliver “Crystal clear HDMI video”. What’s more, you won’t haveRead More →
Thinking about a £500 PS5? Maybe the cheaper £350 PS5 Digital Edition? Or maybe you’re looking at the Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S for £500 and £250? And those prices are before you factor in games and accessories like an extra game controller. No doubt you’re looking atRead More →
