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https://youtu.be/hw6yTqfi5ck Hello everyone, below are this week's MiSTer FPGA news. Playstation Core Updates A lot of progress has been made...
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People on Darksoft's pre-order list are now eligible to purchase the CPS1 multi, first officially announced just over four years...
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https://youtu.be/XkjL2tZgOrc I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Nick from Pandamonium Reviews - A documentarian and reviewer of classic games,...
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSG71ZNu8yI&t=39s By day, Sebastian Staacks is a trained Physicist. By night, he is a tinkerer, making cool gadgets and doing...
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https://youtu.be/qZDTWgXIaFc Over on the Sega Xtreme forums, a user by the name of Murzik recently posted about his efforts in...
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Hello everyone, below are this week’s MiSTer FPGA news. Playstation Core Updates A lot of progress has been made with the Playstation core. Earlier this week, the developer tweeted that he had 60% of the SPU implementation done and showed off some Metal Gear Solid cutscenes playing with full music, sound and speech. Then several […]
People on Darksoft’s pre-order list are now eligible to purchase the CPS1 multi, first officially announced just over four years ago, in 2017. If you’re on that list, the procedure is to place your order now, and reference your name and number in line from the forum. People within the first 250 numbers on the list […]
I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Nick from Pandamonium Reviews – A documentarian and reviewer of classic games, currently focused on the Sega Saturn. We’ve covered his work on RetroRGB before and it was great to hear directly from the creator! As always, these long-form interviews are available as a video (above) and everywhere […]
By day, Sebastian Staacks is a trained Physicist. By night, he is a tinkerer, making cool gadgets and doing really cool projects, all of which are fully documented and open-sourced in his blog There Oughta Be. Recently, he delved into the world of retro gaming, sparked by finding his beloved childhood Game Boy in his […]
Over on the Sega Xtreme forums, a user by the name of Murzik recently posted about his efforts in translating the version of Ys 1 in the Falcom Classics I Collection on Saturn, eventually releasing a 0.1 alpha patch on 1/20/22: For those of you unaware, Ys 1 is a bump style RPG (Where […]
A prototype for an unreleased Atari Jaguar game called Speedster II was just posted online. It looks terrible…but as always, I’m fascinated whenever I see a glimpse of a game that “never was”. The video above shows it in action and Gaming Alexandria tell more of the story: More Info & Download: https://www.gamingalexandria.com/wp/2022/01/speedster-jag/ While this […]
Brian from RetroUSB has just released firmware v1.50 for the FPGA-based NES console called the AVS. This is essentially the same exact firmware he posted over a year ago that allows the ability to load custom palettes, but with the Game Genie error fixed. Unfortunately, AVS units are severly affected by the global part shortage […]
I was recently a guest on the Cathode Ray Podcast, where we tested an LCD PVM “live”. Unfortunately, they’re expensive, extremely laggy, only support 15KHz (so no 480p) and the LCD’s dark-to-bright speed is so slow, it should be used on Wikipedia as THE example of motion blur. Basically, if you get one for free, […]
Here’s this week’s roundup, sponsored by JLCPCB! Spend only $2 for 5pcs 1-4 layer PCBs ; PCBA from $0: https://jlcpcb.com/DRE The Roundup is available as a video and on all audio-only podcast services, such as iTunes, Google, Stitcher, Spotify, Amazon Music and direct-download: If you enjoy these videos, please consider supporting this channel via monthly […]
Controller manufacturer Hori is looking for suggestions on a potential new arcade stick they’ll be selling. We in the retro gaming community often ask for our voices to be heard and now a company is asking us directly! Let’s take the time to send them our feedback before the January 31st deadline and I’ll post […]
