Archive for the ‘Hardware Monthly’ Category

Pictures popped up online of a rare (for now, anyway) WiiU development kit. It features an early version of the WiiU Gamepad, with circle pads rather than joysticks, and of course that prototype finish and design. I won’t be purchasing it, and I’d imagine ti wont be on Ebay for long, so check out the [...]

This development tool for the Gamecube was crafted by SN Systems. On the outside, it looks like a fairly normal Gamecube, although it does have a unique chocolate brown color. It differs in that it has a switch for the BIOS, enabling the play of both US and Japan titles. Of course, retail titles don’t [...]

A new month, a new Hardware Monthly! This month is one of my newest acquisitions, an IS-Nitro-Emulator. This unit was made by Intelligent Systems for the development of Nintendo DS games. For those who don’t know, Nitro was a codename for the Nintendo DS. This unit can be used to aid the development of games, [...]

For those that know me, I’ve always been fascinated by Microsoft’s original Xbox. It really was a unique system, with a lot to offer. While the PS2 struggled to do 480p (and the trickery that was involved for the so-called HD mode in GT4), the original Xbox was able to pump out HD graphics. Was it [...]


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