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A window with a nice retro effect

A window with a nice retro effect

The principle is very simple: find every day at 7 p.m. an unusual or humorous image in the form of an image, GIF or video related to the video game, high-tech or geek sphere that makes the news or that poses as turns out to be completely timeless.

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HORI plans to launch this controller perfect for retro games

HORI plans to launch this controller perfect for retro games

HORI continues to release new officially licensed products for the Nintendo Switch. Today he has informed us about the announcement of a new official command of HORI without a doubt interesting. In this case, share what you plan to launch a HORI controller compatible with retro games “Specially designed for old school games and Arcade ...

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These Incredible Game Boy Mods Are All By The Same Guy

These Incredible Game Boy Mods Are All By The Same Guy

Image: Andy Sexton Some people are blessed with all the talent, and one of those people is Andy Sexton, who’s not only content with being the Creative Director at Hi-Rez Studios (Smite, Paladins) — he’s also a very good Game Boy modder in his free time. We can’t be too mad, though, because he also ...

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Random: The OG Tomb Raider Looks Amazing On Game Boy Advance

Random: The OG Tomb Raider Looks Amazing On Game Boy Advance

Image: via Timur Gagiev on YouTube The Game Boy Advance – a 32-bit handheld system released in 2001 – managed to get some 3D-like games up and running, but we don’t think we’ve ever seen one that looked this amazing. Presenting ‘OpenLara’ – aka the original Tomb Raider game running on the Game Boy Advance. ...

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Save Yourself The Bother Of Completing NES Games With This New Book

Save Yourself The Bother Of Completing NES Games With This New Book

Image: Nintendo Life / Damien McFerran While some people might consider the technology behind the NES to be rather crude these days, there’s no denying that some of its games were absolutely brutal. Anyone who has successfully bested the likes of Ghosts ‘n Goblins or Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest will know that the NES is ...