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Here is what is believed to be the smallest playable Space Invaders arcade cabinet every built, using a ROM and parts from a Game Boy Advance. More »
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We've seen the rumored PlayStation Phone in action before. Now watch as a user loads up PlayStation ROMs for Resident Evil 2 and Rage Racer on Sony Ericsson's Xperia Play. More »
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Not content with just stuffing a card full of ROMs inside the old-school Atari VCS case, one modder installed an LED screen in the cartridge bay that allows the operator to cycle through and select games. More »
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Sexist, racist, homophobic, misogynist, puerile and occasionally slightly amusing. This is the world of Bad Hacks - a celebration of the best/worst in old-school ROM hacking. More »
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With software piracy spiraling out of control in countries like China, Korea, and Brazil, Nintendo of America turns to its on last hope to curb the bootleg rampage - the U.S. Government. Specifically the Office of the United States Trade Representative, which has played a key role in the creation of intellectual property laws since the early 80's. NOA has filed an request that the USTR encourage the governments of China, Korea, and several Central and Latin American Nations to tighten their anti-piracy laws, calling for significant changes in both the laws themselves and the enforcement thereof, specifically citing mod chips and illegal internet downloads. Will the filing have any real effect? I have faith that the efficiency and efficacy of the United States government will result in these countries completely revising all of their laws, making the world safer for software producers everywhere. Yeah, so probably not. Nice thought though. More »
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Aaron Stilton, intrepid Lothario and part-time ROM hacker, hacked apart Super Mario World to be a 16 bit mash note to his girlfriend. He wrote elaborate love messages in gold coins across World 1, hinting that a limo would pick her up at 7:00pm and that she should wear her sultriest pair of underpants. At 7:00pm, a limo did indeed pick her up, whisking her and Aaron away on a romantic date to see... More »
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