Kevin Mellott has just opened pre-orders on a new batch of Mr Cart’s – A new ROM cart for the...
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The Extron DVS 605 is a robust scaler that can be programmed with custom resolutions to downscale to a CRT....
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RetroRemake has just sent out an update for people who placed a $5 deposit on the SuperDock optical drive addon...
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https://youtu.be/Q5jLDpBj9iI Greg from LaserBear has just started selling the open source Pico Loader - A "mod chip / ODE" style...
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https://youtu.be/EghXjS4__qk The Roundup is available as a video and on all audio-only podcast services, such as iTunes, Google, Stitcher, Spotify,...
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Kevin Mellott has just opened pre-orders on a new batch of Mr Cart’s – A new ROM cart for the Virtual Boy made by developer Mr. Flower. This batch will only be offered with high quality aluminum shells, in your choice of red or black (pictured above). The price for this batch is $235 and its […]
The Extron DVS 605 is a robust scaler that can be programmed with custom resolutions to downscale to a CRT. It has inputs and outputs for both digital and analog video, a crisp picture, fluid image controls and about 1 frame of lag for progressive inputs. To help downscaling enthusiasts get the most out of […]
RetroRemake has just sent out an update for people who placed a $5 deposit on the SuperDock optical drive addon for the SuperStation FPGA console. They’re now ready to take official pre-orders and you can either append your original purchase and both items will ship together, or cancel your original $5 deposit and place a […]
Greg from LaserBear has just started selling the open source Pico Loader – A “mod chip / ODE” style device that allows you to use retain the GameCube’s original optical drive, while also loading homebrew from an SD card using Swiss; That means along with this, you’ll either need a memory card SD reader, or […]
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Developer Infidelity has just released an NES to SNES port of the infamous NES game Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. This has all the usual enhancements, like less (or no) slowdown, less sprite flicker, etc. There were also some enhancements, like pressing the X button during game play will swap out the available turtle and pressing […]
The awesome SNES Multi-out breakout box called the Electron NMB is now for sale at Stone Age Gamer. This device allows you to simultaneously output all the signals a SNES multi-out supports, with all perfectly safe to be used at the same time. That means you can do something like stream via RGB, while you’re […]
Following Part 1 in the series about lag in the original Metroid, Part 2 hits with an examination of the bosses. Why do the battles with Kraid, Ridley, and Mother Brain seem to slow down so much? This one showcases how disabling a few subroutines can speed up the game. We also dive into some […]
Developer starlightk7 has just released a reverse-engineered Super Famicom / Super Nintendo motherboard via the CERN-OHL-S license. The board is based off the SHVC-CPU-01 motherboard, with the TCMK-77XR SHVC-SOUND module. The goal of this project was a 1:1 copy of the original for preservation purposes, however as things progress we may see the project forked […]
Wobbling Pixels has just completed a side-by-side review of the current-gen 4K retro gaming scalers: Retrotink 4K CE, Morph 4K, OSSC Pro. He explains and showcases their features, strengths and limitations using text, images and videos. The “summary & rating” category offers a short overview containing the key points of the 17 categories the review is […]
