I’m extremely excited to be a part of the Retro World Expo in Hartford, CT once again!  This year, I’ll be doing a panel with my friends DestinyFOMO and Beast1x5 titled “Retro Gaming in 2021”, which is Saturday at 6PM in Panel Room A.  RWX has been gracious enough to offer a 15% off *discount code, […]

Hey everyone, it’s Try from My Life in Gaming. About four or five years ago, I noticed that YouTube had no singular complete video about the Super Scope and all of its games. Really, the internet just lacked a lot of information about the Super Scope and its games in general. This seemed strange to […]

The previously announced N64 and Genesis 3-button wireless bluetooth controllers are now available to purchase.  You must be a Switch online member to get them, which means if you’re not currently a Switch Online subscriber, you’ll need to spend at least another $4 for a one month subscription to purchase these;  The total for both […]

Raph_friend, developer of the USB2DB15, just announced a slightly altered version of their controller adapter, named: USB2DB15 CS Ver. For those who are unaware, the USB2DB15 is basically an adapter that accepts a wide variety of USB controllers and converts the input signal for use on Neo Geo consoles and most modern superguns, through a […]

Have you ever been playing BattleSphere on your Atari Jaguar and thought:  “You know what would make this experience even better?  Fifteen more Jaguar consoles all playing it together!”  Well, you’re in luck, because Humble Bazooka is selling a homebrew version of the JagLink adapter, they’re calling the JagNet.  Compatibility should be identical to the […]

Todd from RetroFrog has recently released a 3D printed bracket that secures N64 wireless controller receivers in place.  If you’re using a memory card, it might be a good idea to pick up one of these, just to reduce wear and tear on your N64’s controller port.  There are versions for both the Brawler64 and […]

FirebrandX has just stumbled upon an old hard drive of his, containing seventy gigabytes of high quality scans of Super Nintendo box art, cartridges and even the game PCB’s (example below).  This archive of scans was all done by the late Near, who was a legend in SNES development;  Lower quality versions of this archive have […]