AtGames has released the 2016 version of their Sega Genesis Ultimate Portable Game Player, which is just now starting to be available from major US retailers. While list price is $69.99, typical retail price is often quite a bit less. Sega Genesis Ultimate Portable Game Player The Ultimate Portable Game...
Before I get into my review of the recently released Netgear Orbi AC3000 Tri-band Wifi System (RBK50), I thought I would first give a quick history and background. I’ve been using a Netgear Nighthawk X6 AC3200 Tri-band Gigabit Wifi Router (R8000) in my home for almost two years (starting late...
AtGames has released the 2016 version of their Sega Genesis Classic Game Console, which is just now starting to be available from major US retailers. While list price is $69.99, typical retail price is often quite a bit less. The Classic Game Console is part of the new AtGames Flashback...
AtGames has released the Atari Flashback 7, which is just now starting to be available from major US retailers. While list price is $69.99, typical retail price is often quite a bit less. The Flashback 7 is part of the new AtGames Flashback Zone, which encompasses an increasing number of...
In my prior first look, unboxing, and initial setup of the incredibly versatile ZMorph 2.0 SX Full Set, I got the essentials out of the way. Now it’s time to get down to more serious business and start to actually put this incredible tool to use. I’ll start off with...
The following information and infographic is courtesy of James Sanders and vouchercloud: Whether it be a hoverboard from Back to the Future, some top of the range memory loss tools from MIB or, of course, a lightsaber from Star Wars, all of us have watched a movie and truly wished...
There has been buzz of late about former Sony Computer Entertainment America CEO, Jack Tretton, recently speaking to IGN about his almost 20 year career related to PlayStation. What got the most play were his comments involving the PlayStation Vita and why it failed, and also, in general on the state...
The latest in the inexplicably popular “KIDS REACT” series has dropped, and lo and behold it’s a “fresh” take on kids reacting to games on the Atari 2600 Video Computer System, which came out in 1977. Here’s the video in question, although it’s not really necessary to play it, since it’s...
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