Heavy Metal Christmas Santa! 🤘
Santa’s Heavy Metal Sleigh (A Christmas Carol in Rock ‘n’ Roll) Up at the North Pole, on a frosty night, Santa’s workshop glows in the pale moonlight. But inside the shed, there’s a thunderous roar, Santa’s shredding riffs like never before! Rockin’ reindeer, bang your heads, Santa’s sleigh is painted red! Heavy metal fills the […]
** NEW ** XREAL One AR Glasses Review – Big Improvements!
Review of the new XREAL One AR Glasses. These glasses have a brand new custom X1 chip that adds built in settings, ultra low latency and doesn’t require an external Beam adapter to anchor the display (3 DoF). They’ve also upgraded the audio, added better brightness, a larger field of view, distortion-free visuals and much […]
BLADE RUNNER for Commodore 64 (1985) Review
Blade Runner on the Commodore 64 was like watching a sci-fi blockbuster through the lens of an 8-bit kaleidoscope—and somehow still loving every minute of it. Released in 1985, this unofficial game was a loose interpretation of the iconic movie, meaning you didn’t exactly feel like Deckard hunting replicants; you felt more like Deckard’s cousin, […]
JerryRigEverything SCRATCHES the HELL OUT OF the Chromatic Game Boy handheld 😂
JerryRigEverything is like the MythBusters of tech, except the only myth being tested is, “Can this phone survive Zach’s wrath?” Hosted by Zach Nelson, the channel specializes in putting the latest gadgets through a torture test so extreme it feels like watching a Saw movie for smartphones. He wields his razor blade like a tech-savvy […]
mClassic video enhancers: “What’s the point?!”
I try really hard to see the differences and understand why these three mClassic products exist. They do some cool upscaling and anti-aliasing but then the new modes are bizarre and inconsistent. Often I just don’t see the point. https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/mclassic-rgb-collection#/
8-Bit Guy: How Atari 8-Bit Computers Work!
The classic Atari 8-bit computers were the ’80s equivalent of a mullet: business up front, party in the back. Designed to handle both serious computing and wild gaming adventures, they came in models like the Atari 400 (the “starter pack”) and the Atari 800 (the “big boss”). These machines looked so sleek for their time […]
Retro Gaming has Changed… Some Good & Some Bad.
Retro gaming today feels like a vibrant flea market where nostalgia is the currency, and everyone’s bartering for pixelated memories. The cartridges you blew into as a kid are now museum pieces selling for the price of a used car, while CRT TVs—those big, boxy beasts—are treated like ancient artifacts from a lost civilization. It’s […]
Looks like your car might be the ultimate snitch.
Buckle up, folks—this is a story every driver needs to hear. Turns out, automakers might be playing backseat driver with your data, allegedly tracking your every turn and then spilling the tea to insurance companies. The plot twist? Some drivers claim their premiums went up faster than their speedometers, all without proper consent. So much […]
2024 Holiday Gift Guide – Controllers, Arcades, Handhelds & More!
My 2024 Holiday gift and shopping guide! 17 gaming products I recommend including controllers, handhelds, arcade machines, travel cases & more! Products Mentioned: (I earn a commission on some purchases from affiliate links) Xbox Controller: https://amzn.to/49qTJWg Kirby Wireless: https://amzn.to/49npOhO PlayStation Mantis Controller: https://amzn.to/41rXRmW Retro Fighter BattlerGC: https://amzn.to/3BnVdnG Pixel Art Hyperkin (Sriracha & Oscar Myer) : […]
Atari 7800+ Review: Is it Better Than the 2600+?
Atari is like the cool grandparent of the gaming world—back in its prime, it threw the wildest Pong parties and made “joystick” a household word. Founded in 1972, this trailblazer brought us classics like Asteroids and Centipede, proving that all you needed for fun were blocky graphics and a good imagination. Sure, Atari had its […]