emulator on Technabob...
Pmp Plays Music, Video, Games, Even Reads Books Aloud
 |
Here’s another cheapie media player that manages to cram everything but the kitchen sink into a single device. Chinavasion’s latest media player not only handles your music and videos with aplomb, it can also emulate a variety of classic gaming consoles. There’s emulation support for the NES, Gameboy, Gameboy Color… |
August 19th, 2007
Crystalcade: Home Arcade Gets Flashy
 |
Sure, there are plenty of companies making arcade cabinets these days, but I’ve never seen one quite like this. The cabinet is translucent and gives you a light show while you get your game on. In what’s probably the least subtle cabinet design ever made, Official Game Haven’s CrystalCade arcade… |
August 13th, 2007
Nintendo Ds Emulator on Sony Psp
 |
A Japanese programmer who goes by the name SofiyaCat has created a build of DeSmuME, a Nintendo DS emulator and gotten it running Sony on the PSP. The photo above shows a screenshot of a PSP running a DS homebrew game called GeoWars. The emulator is still painfully slow, and… |
August 10th, 2007
NES Emulator Running on iPhone
 |
Now that hackers have started to figure out how to run homebrew code on the iPhone, an early build of an emulator for the classic NES gaming system has shown up on the Google Code website today. The emulator allows play of games from Nintendo’s 8-bit console using a port… |
August 6th, 2007
Onestation Pocket Emulators: Classic Games, With a Catch
 |
These little mini console systems from China can emulate a variety of classic 8-bit and 16-bit console games. But I’m not really sure you’ll want one after you read this. On the plus side, these OneStation pocket game emulators are super cheap, with prices around $30 to $40. The mini-consoles… |
August 4th, 2007
IPhone Interface Knock Off on Pocket Pc
 |
Tech geek Tzywen was too impatient to wait for the upcoming Apple iPhone, so he created a custom launcher application for his Microsoft Pocket PC which is based on the iPhone user interface. He’s even went so far as to recreate the finger-scrolling capability for music playlists that Steve Jobs… |
February 27th, 2007
Dream Arcades 100-Inch Home Gaming System
 |
If you love classic arcade games and you have to have a big screen, you’ll love the new Dream Arcades 100-inch Home Video Arcade Center. The system features a 100-inch diagonal screen and a 2000 lumen DLP front projector, running at 1024×768 (XGA) resolution. An Athlon 64 CPU powers the… |
November 27th, 2006
