Lets take a look at all the different ways you can play your PS2 games through HDMI depending on your budget:
Amazon Affiliate links:
Composite to HDMI converter: http://amzn.to/2GjISlW
Component to HDMI converter: http://amzn.to/2IMTs3d
Monoprice Component Cable: http://amzn.to/2II5LxU
Lets take a look at 5 Cars Hiding Damage at the Salvage Auction (In Order):
Subaru WRX STI
BMW M4
Maserati Quattroporte
Mercedes-Benz SL450
Ferrari 458
What great games were almost ruined by terrible controls? Where you able to get used to the controls or just suffer through them?
Tapwave’s short-lived Zodiac became the third worst-selling gaming handheld of all time, but it’s still worth checking out! If only because of its odd merging of handheld video games and personal digital assistant.
“Guitar has always been the messenger of rock and roll. That is the voice, the bullhorn, the call to arms and the foundation of rock and roll. I’ve always been incredibly enamored and taken by it, before I could even play.” In this episode, Paul Stanley discusses his influences, playing in KISS, and his Ernie Ball guitar strings.
Buy it on Amazon – http://lon.tv/nv2r0 (affiliate link) – 8BitDo has a handy little $20 adapter that allows a PS4 controller to work on a Nintendo Switch with full motion controls! Other controllers work too and it adds some useful x-input compatibility on PC.
My favorite console dust covers. Get em here: http://printerboy.store
Other dust covers:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YyrJ-C4RO80
Super Rare Games has recently offered Indie titles for the Nintendo Switch on physical release. Their first game (that still is available) is Human Fall Flat. Included are collectable trading cards, with a chance of one being signed by the creator of Human Fall Flat. In this video, I unbox the game and cards, and showcase this unique game.
Link to where to purchase the game(Limited to 5,000 copies)
https://superraregames.com/
We love the recent PS4 remake of Shadow of the Colossus – but tech details on the Bluepoint engine were somewhat thin on the ground. John decided to do something about it, hooking up with Bluepoint Games to discuss the technology behind the remake – and what’s next for the studio. Oh, and how about a big bunch of 1080p60 video to back it all?
This is an interview from 1999 with developers from Sierra On-Line just days after they got laid off and lost their jobs. This is pretty much the end of the classic Sierra that most gamers know and love…
