Articles for tag: Extreme, Hardware, Retro, Sports

oriXone

Extreme sports, retro and hardware

Extreme sports, retro and hardware

CX Play! Live from last week on the Xbox community One more week in our streaming adventure. The Xbox Community Twitch channel is on fire with new and direct subscribers that we bring in regularly. So what better way to celebrate than by compiling the weekly roundup for those latecomers who haven’t been able to ...

The Boss

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MiSTer FPGA to emulate retro systems, specifications

MiSTer FPGA to emulate retro systems, specifications

Gradually, old systems completely degrade and cannot be used, and their preservation in the most reliable way possible is important to the history of computing. If we can’t keep the original chips, we can at least keep their organization and make the FPGAs behave like they are. What is MiSTer FPGA? MiSTer FPGA is a ...

NinFan

Star Wars Games – Every Star Wars Game On Nintendo Systems Ranked

Star Wars Games – Every Star Wars Game On Nintendo Systems Ranked

Update: Now featuring 100% more Star Wars: Republic Commando. Originally posted on 7th April 2021, we’ve republished this list to celebrate Star Wars Day – enjoy! The release of Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker may have ‘ended’ Star Wars as we’ve known it for the past four-and-a-half decades, but all it really ...

NinFan

Video: Why Do We Buy And Collect Retro Video Games?

Video: Why Do We Buy And Collect Retro Video Games?

If you’re a retro video game collector, you’ve probably been asked at least a few times in your life why you buy so many old games. You might have even asked the same question to yourself in the past – perhaps challenging your own reasons. So, why do people collect old (and physical) games in ...

NinFan

The Konami Code Turns 35 With A Special Album Of Lo-Fi Gradius Tracks

The Konami Code Turns 35 With A Special Album Of Lo-Fi Gradius Tracks

We’ve had a lot of 35th Anniversaries this year, including the Mario celebrations and the Zelda… non-celebrations, and this weekend — specifically, the 25th April, 2021 — is the birthday of the Konami Code, perhaps the most famous sequence of buttons in history (not that there’s much competition for that title). For the 35th anniversary ...