Welcome to RetroRGB, the site dedicated to keeping everyone up-to-date with everything the retro-gaming world has to offer!
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…and of course, check out the news below and listen to the Weekly Roundup podcast that summarizes everything that’s been going on in the past week
Download Toolkit: https://github.com/DerekPascarella/VMU-Disc-Builder These days, we have many options for transferring save files to or from our VMUs and computers....
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https://youtu.be/9N9mRJKk9ps While the last official firmware released for the RetroTINK 5x was v3.71 over a year ago, Mike's been slowly...
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Developer Rumbleminze has just released an update to his previous NES to SNES port of Kid Icarus. This one includes...
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https://youtu.be/gNmaYrU8IO0 CD-i Core The in development CD-i core from Slamy has reach a major milestone. It now has preliminary sound...
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Download Toolkit: https://github.com/DerekPascarella/VMU-Disc-Builder These days, we have many options for transferring save files to or from our VMUs and computers. For instance, a cheap serial SD card reader is readily available on Amazon that works wonderfully with DreamShell. Additionally, the VM2 and upcoming VMU Pro from 8BitMods make this sort of task a breeze thanks […]
While the last official firmware released for the RetroTINK 5x was v3.71 over a year ago, Mike’s been slowly squeezing in some bugfixes and new features on the experimental firmware download page. Many of these additions have been previously highlighted, including all the VHS support that I demonstrated in my digitize VHS to HD and VHS […]
Developer Rumbleminze has just released an update to his previous NES to SNES port of Kid Icarus. This one includes the usual reduction of sprite flicker and slowdown that is often found in these conversions, but he also included the backgrounds from the ‘3D Classics’ 3DS version, which replace the single color backgrounds of the […]
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CD-i Core The in development CD-i core from Slamy has reach a major milestone. It now has preliminary sound support. This includes: -CDIC: Added experimental XA audio sector playback -Added basic support for 4 Bit ADPCM Mono and Stereo tested 37.8 kHz and 18.9 kHz tested – Added MODE2 sector filter Fixes main menu music […]
Ryan from Archades Games recently reviewed a new adapter that lets you connect an NVMe hard drive internally in your Wii. This uses the external USB port for connectivity, so you won’t gain any advantages over an external solution. Also, USB Loader GX has some compatibility issues (that Ryan demonstrates), but Wii Flow seems to […]
Digital Artist DVIZIX has just released the latest Sega Neptune shell revision. This is a homebrew re-creation of the original Neptune prototype, which was a canceled Sega console that would play Genesis and 32x games. The updated shell can still fit Genesis 2 motherboards, however there’s also an option for a removable rear plate, should […]
Victor Luchitz has announced the release of Doom CD32x Fusion, a significant continuation of the Doom 32X Resurrection project. This game marks the first non-FMV-based title for the CD32x, fully utilizing all five processors of the Tower of Power. Doom CD32x Fusion incorporates Doom 2, featuring 100 maps, 96 FM tracks, and adds the ability […]
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 […]
