I have been hearing good things about refurbished Nintendo consoles and decided to try it out for myself. In this video, I unbox my package that was sent directly from Nintendo and…
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VIDEOCAST – UnMetal (PC)
UnMetal is an obvious knockoff to classic 2D top-down Metal Gear and it is oh-so good! The gameplay, the humor – this indie title is already a gem even though the final…
Videocast: Conan Exiles (PC)
This week we tried some Conan Exiles because it is currently available on Xbox GamePass. During our stream we take out some vicious alligators and talk open world survival titles. Enjoy the…
VIDEOCAST – Cloud Cutter (PC)
This week, Gillman and I check out Cloud Cutter, a newly released shmup that features realistic graphics and a twisting camera perspective… that is, if you can make it that far. This…
NeoGeo Pocket Color – SHOCK ‘n’ ROCK – does it work?
A 3rd party accessory by Nyko, the Shock ‘n’ Rock is a dohickey that attaches to the bottom of the Neogeo Pocket Color and adds rumble support, an extra battery, grips, and…
Tony Hawk Motion is the only DS game to support the Motion Pak – see it here
Continuing my campaign of covering obscure (and sort of pointless) handheld accessories, please bear witness to the Nintendo DS Motion Pak. Only compatible with one game, Tony Hawk Motion, this accessory allows…
VIDEOCAST – Ezaron Defense (PC)
This week, Gillman and I stream some Ezaron Defense, a fantasy Tower Defense that has a low cost but higher quality.
How to get free plays in the Nintendo Badge Arcade (3DS/2DS)
The Nintendo Badge Arcade originally launched in 2014. Several years ago, Nintendo pretty much abandoned this free 3DS/2DS app as they were no long going to be adding new badges. Also, they…
VIDEOCAST – ASTRO: The Beginning (PC)
Do not be distracted by the animal pilots as this is not Star Fox. Instead, this is a slow paced and boring shooter that goes on for too long. Enjoy the stream…
Comparing the DS and DS Lite Rumble Paks
Nintendo consoles have never been shy about incorporating obscure accessories and peripherals for use with their hardware. In 2012, I wrote an article summarizing the DS Rumble Pak and can be read…