GAME BOY carts, is a project created by DROP 1410. The website show you some different mods, curiosities and reviews regarding the cartridges, flash carts, games and more!

Link: http://www.gameboycarts.com

They're really great (http://www.net-you.net/sega/)

Emulators seem to be pretty acceptable in the industry now, it's still quite shocking to see a site like 1up pick up a news item about Dolphin and showing just what it can do.

Although this looks great (check after the jump for more images form the emulator) you can bet that the frame rate is less then desireable, although there have been some amazing results from this seriously impressive emulator.

Having had a run in with the big N in the past we know more then many about software licensing, it seems that contractors working on behalf of Majesco Entertainment and Atari, decided that rather then porting several games across to the Wii they would instead use openly available emulator source code to complete their commercial games releases.

A nice little pocket emulator has been released, looking very much like a Gameboy Micro. This neat little device plays NES, SNES, GBA, Sega Genesis, or Neo Geo roms.

Product Features

• Mini Handheld gaming system plays roms from your favorite 8 and 16 bit game consoles
• No emulator software to load. Just copy over the roms and start playing.
• 4GB of internal storage, expandable via mini SD

Just saw this report over at 1up it seems to be the usual drivel about piracy killing the games industry (Sony's excuse for the lack of developer support on the PSP, doesn't seem to affect the DS in the same way).

Microsoft seem to have taken a leaf out of the Wii’s book and decided think outside of the box when it comes to controlling games.

‘Project Natal’ was announced at E3 and focuses on having the players body as the controller.

http://tinyurl.com/ktftfw

Due to be released mid-June the Komodo/Innex 3-in-1 retro adapter looks like a pretty neat device for using your original classic controllers on your Wii.
Rumours suggest the Adapter will be launched at E3 for around $19.99.

http://www.geeky-gadgets.com/wii-accessories-komodo-retro-adapter/