Krikzz recently released his highly anticipated Nintendo NES/Famicom flash cartridge, the Everdrive N8. Capable of running just about every 8-bit Nintendo console ROM released to date from a MicroSD card, is your NES in need of this revolutionary kit?
If someone had told you in 1992 that the future would bring a single cartridge that could hold the entire Sega Mega Drive library, would you have believed them? Probably not, but twenty years on we have been gifted with such a device - the Mega Everdrive.
Collecting retro games is what we do, and some of the more dedicated among us are even now scouring eBay for the elusive title to add to the groaning shelves in their back room. But what do you do if you want to play some of the best Atari 2600 games made, don’t want to break the bank, clutter the dining room with boxes but still want an authentic [ … ]
While we tend to spend each and every free moment we have with our gaming past, the lure of new hardware is sometimes too much to turn down. With the PS Vita handheld just around the corner, RetroCollect takes a quick break from the pixels to explore the futuristic polygons.
If there was ever an instantly recognisable and iconic joystick which countless home computer gamers fondly adored, it was the Competition Pro Joystick. Fast forward a few decades and this legendary peripheral is back, bundled with a selection of Commodore 64 games on disc. RetroCollect dives into the deep end with an expansive review.
Nearly 23 years since it’s initial release in Japan, Blaze brings us a rehashed portable version of the Sega Mega Drive. With extra features such as the built in SD card slot to access a library of ROMs, how does it hold up to the original?
One of many, many wannabe Nintendo Game Boys, let's take a look at the Quickshot's Supervision, because why not?
Want to play your Mega Drive cartridges "on the go" without spending a small fortune on a Nomad? Well keep looking, the answers aren't here...
Let's talk about Tiger's Game.com today, alright? We'll get into the raw meatiness of the thing after the break, but we can have a little summary in this nice bit here. Touch-screen technology, Internet, amazing graphics and sound with the gameplay to match, PDA functions, this thing has it all.
Join the RetroCollect Squad as they discuss our gaming past in the all new RetroCollect FM - Retro Gaming Podcast.
Join the RetroCollect Squad as they talk their way through the wonderful world of retro gaming.
