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RockerGaming and BlueShell3D have just opened pre-orders for their upgraded 72-pin connector for the NES, called the Ninten-Drawer. As many of you are aware, over time the original Nintendo cartridge connector mechanism can become unreliable, causing frustration when trying to get your NES cartridges to load properly. Previous solutions for failing 72-pin connectors improved reliability […]
There are two fantastic mods for the 1000 series PSP console from the folks over at HiSpeedIdo (Hi-Speed-I-Do). One is an IPS screen replacement kit and other other is an HDMI video-out mod. Together with these installed into a PSP 1000, I think we can build the ultimate PSP, well maybe. Now I’ve actually covered […]
FunnyPlaying has recently released a replacement Game Boy Advance motherboard. However, this isn’t just a one-for-one replacement, FunnyPlaying actually integrated a few upgrades. Now one of the cool things about this board is that it is made of all new components. Even parts that are unique to the console are brand new, such as the […]
The modder LeggoMyFroggo (aka Chris) recently released an entirely open source project called the Frog Boy Color. This project is a completely original design that reimagines the Game Boy Color as a horizontal form factor handheld in much the same vein as a Game Boy Advance. This project requires the removal of several unique components […]
The folks over at EZ-Flash have just released a brand new flash cart for the Nintendo DS called the Parallel. EZ-Flash has made a name for themselves making solid value flash carts for portable game consoles, such as the OMEGA for the Game Boy Advance and the Junior for the Game Boy/Color. These are a […]
The PSP Go was Sony’s digital-only entry into their PSP lineup. It featured a smaller form factor, Bluetooth integration, but also, the removal of the UMD drive. This meant that all games needed to be stored on it’s internal 16GB of memory or on an M2 Memory Stick, which is a proprietary storage format developed […]
FunnyPlaying is a company that’s made a name for itself by developing and selling quality mods for the entire line of Game Boy consoles. Their bread and butter are aftermarket backlit LCD kits, but they make many more mods and replacements parts for the Game Boy lineup, including shells, buttons, button membranes, and so much […]
Just a few years ago, if you told me we would be able to 3D print replacement shells for rare consoles or even broken components, like a cracked gear for a PlayStation CD assembly, I would have never believed you. But here we are today doing just that. You see, for popular consoles like the […]
8BitMods recently released they’re latest addition to the MemCard Pro family, the MemCard Pro 2 (MCP2) for the PlayStation 2! Building off the formula they used for the original PlayStation and the Gamecube versions, 8BitMods really knocks it out of the park, making the MCP2 a powerful accessory for PS2 fans. On top of just […]
I recently had the privilege of taking an up close look at a very strange, but very cool, Game Boy Color Prototype Development board called the CGB-STB-X2. We know it’s a prototype due to the “X” designation in it’s code name (CGB-STB- “X” 2) as this is the nomenclature that Nintendo uses internally to designate […]
