The latest video in the Behind the Code series features a look into the logic that drives Quick Man in Mega Man 2 for the NES. His behavior is a good example of code that somehow manages to work despite numerous bugs being present! I made a few code changes to correct these bugs and […]
Elrinth has recently released a video demoing a few of the Virtual Boy’s homebrew, two-player, link cable games. The Virtual Boy never had any official two-player titles, however there was a link port available on the hardware and romhackers found a two-player mode hidden in Mario Tennis’ code. Since then, members of the homebrew community […]
Lucky owners of a FM Towns Marty, especially those of you Marty owners with a faulty optical drive, there is cause for excitement! Deunan just posted on his blog that he will be taking orders for the DocBrown, an FM-Towns Marty Optical Drive Emulator, this Saturday May 14th, at 20:00 CEST. Love it or hate it, […]
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Engineer Robert Dale Smith, creator of the SNES-2-3DO, has just released the design files of a plastic mount used to firmly hold in place an ODE, specifically inside of a Panasonic 3DO FZ-1 console. This mount was originally designed to perfectly fit MNEMO’s ODE, but according to Robert, it should also work fine with Fixel’s […]
As many of you typically know, VMUs, while a cool concept of memory card, have a couple of problems. The biggest (Or not biggest depending how you look at it) issue are many of them not having a large storage size. Games like Half-Life for example will take up your entire VMU to save, causing […]
Alpha Mission Beta Core RndMNKIII released a beta core for the arcade game Alpha Mission. There are still other things left to be implemented and there are some graphical glitches. The developer asks any bugs to be reported to the project’s GitHub. Github: https://github.com/RndMnkIII/AlphaMission_Beta_MiSTer_bin Twitter post: https://twitter.com/RndMnkIII/status/1521814075163959297 Misterfpga.org post: https://misterfpga.org/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=4658&sid=f85d99ee679f6d8ceeee83e7051a4eca PSX Core Update Here […]
Here’s an interview with Sam Miller, the musician who’s been restoring / reverse engineering Super Nintendo soundtracks. Sam’s accomplishing this by tracking down the original samples used to create the music you hear from the original game and re-creating the soundtracks with the original samples. This is awesome for so many reasons and I hope […]
Retro Game Repair Shop has recently opened pre-orders for the Slate. The Slate is a machined metal shell for the Game Boy Advance SP that changes the consoles original flip-open form factor to a more candy bar style reminiscent of the older Game Boy consoles such as the DMG, Color, and Pocket. I built up […]
The team behind the amazing Sega 32x restoration of Doom has just released an update with some interesting new features! There’s unique features like the ability to play against another person with a full 32x setup via the Zero Tolerance Link Cable, which links two consoles together via the second controller port. There’s also more […]
