Posted on: BoingBoing 
Author: John Brownlee

Console modder la grenouille Kotomi has managed to cram an entire NES inside a disemboweled Super Mario Bros. cart. Christened the Fami-Card, Kotomi’s hack uses one of those cheap Chinese NES-on-a-Chip knockoffs to run the games, and even finds space to cram in a cartridge slot, video and audio out and [...]

  
On today’s episode, Installing a Wii Mod Chip 

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Doom, the “Hello World” of the 21st century. Though not yet totally playable, the iPhone Doom project has been revived and updated and now the port even has controls (what’ll they think of next?). While this may not seem that impressive when you compare the laundry list of seemingly crude devices that play Doom (including [...]

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The Media Engine work has been going well. The job manager I talked about last week is now fairly functional and handles executing the audio upsampling code in 3 different modes: synchronously, asynchronously on the main processor, and asynchronously on the ME.

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Originally posted on Gizmodo.
After a long wait, here is the application that makes the iPhone absolutely perfect: ScummVM, the emulation engine that allows you to play LucasArts and Sierra graphic adventures, is now fully working in the iPhone. After trying it I can tell you that, if there’s a platform designed to play these kind [...]

I recently soldered in a wiikey into my USA NTSC Nintendo Wii, It works great with my wii, gamecube, and N64/SNES emulator “back ups” but i ran into some issues, such as some of my backups wouldn’t play i was thinking it could have been region compatibility issues. At that time i was very scared [...]