While ROMS are totally illegal and I’ve never ever used one…I can see the reason such functionality would be wanted on your Android devices. Famed iPhone hacker, ZodTTD, ended up giving in to a 2,000+ strong petition asking him to bring his talents to the Android platform. Thankfully he obliged. The PSX emulator he developed will require some beefy hardware (Nexus, overclocked Droid, EVO 4G, etc…) in order to keep everything nice and smooth. Something...

There’s something about emulators that just have some mysterious aurora around them. On one hand, using them or the ROM’s that actually make them useful is often considered “illegal”. Of course, if the developers and publishers of the original titles would actually embrace the modern age, this would all be a moot issue. But alas, modern copyright/IP law has failed massively in keeping up with technology. But that’s a discussion for another...

Why would you want to pick up a copy of and install BlackBerry Application Suite on your Windows Mobile device? Well, if you wanted to give RIM’s BlackBerry OS a try without jumping fully on board, this would be a way to do so. It’s been quite awhile since the Application Suite was shown off on camera — many months to be exact. At that time, RIM themselves mentioned that both BES and BIS versions were coming. See as how this leak is an unofficial...

Oh sweet mother of everything holy. If you thought the iPhone was where it’s at in regards to mobile gaming, you’ve got it all wrong. Take a look at the very standard N900 above with someone casually holding a PS3 controller above it. The pose isn’t coincidence. That controller is actually best friends with that little slab of plastic and glass below. Some super genius geeks with more time and know-how than myself managed to take the N900/SNES Emulator...

SEGA! That iconic SEGA voice of the early 90′s still rings lound and clear in my head. It seems as if just yesterday I was crowded in a corner of my room on the floor playing Sonic on my SEGA Genesis. *dreaming* Oh those were the days. I’ve come a long way in only a decade as has the consumer electronics/gaming industry. It’s funny to think back to when I was awestruck by a black box playing games on a big tube TV with graphics power measured by...