Frankie G.

The aesthetic mods look sick but modifying the mechanics of the controller to play better is like hacking the game. You are cheating and it ruins the game for the honest folk. When you first turned on your system you were told to accept the Terms of Service, which includes a term stating you will not modify the hardware. If it's so legit, send Microsoft or Sony a message from your account & see if they lock you out.

"An Encyclopedia of Video Game Emulators"
It is a clean-looking site that does not contain any emulators or roms (the games themselves). It has some useful information about them though, including a brief history. Site is like an emulation Wiki except it only lists a few of the older systems. N64, Gamecube or anything more recent are missing reviews.

Colorful, yet clean site. Graphics are a tad large and long reviews ought to cut off with a 'Read More...' instead of filling up half of the main page.

http://e-review.tv/
Site promises honest reviews of products except every review description is the same as the last. User reviews are 100% positive, Editor reviews are 100% positive, 5-stars across the board on all products listed. Clicking "Read more reviews" redirects you to the website of the product being 'reviewed'. Every (software) item being reviewed also has the same carbon-copy reviews from faceless customers. Even the Facebook-Likes button is just a screenshot of FB that links to facebook.com.

A whois lookup shows that all contact information is blocked by PrivacyProtect.org