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https://youtu.be/2g1X20NwHOM The controls in Ikari Warriors for NES are sluggish to say the least. It seems like it takes forever...
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After being teased exactly one year ago, Analogue has announced a pre-order date and more information about their latest product: an...
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The gaming industry is no stranger to controversies, but while Mortal Kombat, Night Trap and DOOM are well worn territory,...
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https://youtu.be/k1y-Z_lv_9k QMTech SDRAM FPGA, IO Board & Case Setup I recently posted a video building a MiSTerFPGA setup using only...
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The controls in Ikari Warriors for NES are sluggish to say the least. It seems like it takes forever just to turn in the direction you want to go. This is quite different from the overhead levels of Super C where you snap to face the direction that was just pressed. The arcade version of […]
After being teased exactly one year ago, Analogue has announced a pre-order date and more information about their latest product: an FPGA-based Nintendo 64 clone console known as the Analogue 3D. If you’ve got $250 USD burning a hole in your pocket and the time to test your luck on October 21st, 8:00AM PDT, then you […]
The gaming industry is no stranger to controversies, but while Mortal Kombat, Night Trap and DOOM are well worn territory, it’s not often we hear about small localized issues or controvseries from countries like Brazil, Mexico, Spain or Portugal. It’s because of that that St1ka (that’s me) created a video listing 17 Videogame Controversies that […]
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QMTech SDRAM FPGA, IO Board & Case Setup I recently posted a video building a MiSTerFPGA setup using only QMTech components. This means building a setup using a QMTech DE10 Nano alternative with builtin SDRAM, a QMTech IO Board and the QMTech case. The entire setup set me back around $160 so it’s a great […]
Video Game Perfection is now selling GamesCare’s 6-in, 2-out, automatic component video switch. Their design utilizes 3.5mm adapters instead of RCA jacks for a smaller form factor. I reviewed it last year and other than sometimes getting audio clipping on the Wii, it performed well. The price is around $160 plus shipping, depending on how […]
The ITX-Llama is a PC motherboard designed to be as close as possible to the creators, Eivind Bohler, dream PC that could run late-DOS and early Windows 98 software. Here is some of the hardware and features that the board supports: CPU: The CPU is based on a Vortex86EX system-on-module with 128MB of RAM. It […]
Pre-Orders are now open for a plug-and-play Bluetooth + Expansion Audio adapter called the “NES Hub”. This device connects to the bottom of front-loading NES consoles and allows for up to four Bluetooth controllers to be connected, paired via a button on the side. It also allows you to enable expansion audio from original Famicom […]
A new batch of MemCard Pro2’s are now up for pre-order; A new memory card that works with the PlayStation 1, 2 and 3 (via USB save transfer). The price is still around $50 and multiple color options are available from both US and UK sellers. They’re expected to ship to customers around the beginning […]
Retro Gaming Cables now has stock of both their Sega Dreamcast Component Video cables, as well as the updated RGB SCART cable. Both are co-designed by RetroTINK creator Mike Chi and can switch between 480p and 240p/480i modes. While the video above focuses on the Component Video cables, the new SCART cable is also shown […]
