I’m EZgoodnight, a professional artist, passionate tech amateur, and Twitch streamer. I have written technical articles for How-To Geek, Lifehacker, and Gizmodo. I paint graffiti style murals, and have been creating digital art since the 80s on a Tandy Coco 3.
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Doom was THE game during the 486 era of DOS gaming, but many computers of the era struggled to keep up with the demands of the engine. Many systems could only manage an unplayable framerate; even modern gamers using MiSTer don’t get a very good Doom experience. Enter FastDoom, a modern source port optimized for […]
An exciting piece of open source software has been released for creating, editing, and sharing levels for Super Mario 64. And it has been released as a Romhack of the game, which means it might be safe from no-fun Nintendo taking legal action against it. Let’s take a look at what we know so far.
The joke we tell ourselves about Doom is that it “runs on everything.” We’ve seen it run on pregnancy tests, potatoes, lawnmowers. Well, what about modern PCs? With so much attention on FPGA, I initially found it odd that the Doom community didn’t seem to care much about FPGA recreations or about vintage hardware for […]
Castlevania fans are getting a Christmas present for the Megadrive this year! There has been a new demo release of the Sega Megadrive/Genesis port of Castlevania Symphony of the Night. Gamedev and YouTuber Pigsy has been documenting the process of porting graphics and building a game engine with various collaborators, and has released a more […]
Unlisted Cheats on Twitter appears to be the first to have found a hidden mode in 1994’s Super Punch Out. The codes unlock both a Singles Match Mode as well as a 2 Player Mode where the Super Punch Out opponents can be controlled by the second controller. It has been confirmed to work on […]
A tediously coded port of Quake from legendary programmer and hardware guru Randy Linden has recently been made available for download. Forest of Illusion first covered the story, providing a download to the GBA ROM file, and then Modern Vintage Gamer getting in direct contact with Randy, and releasing his own video on the topic. […]
Ced, developer for Fenrir, the popular ODE for the Sega Saturn, has recently released new firmware version 1.5.5. Firmware is available for both 20 and 21 pin versions. If you have a TECTOY version of a Sega Saturn, the 21 pin firmware now supports it. There are a handful of minor fixes, and loading is […]
RetronLabo and RetronFreak are Custom Firmware (CFW) for the RetroN 5 retrogaming console that pack a ton of features like ROM dumping and save backups for multiple cartridge based systems. Find the install method and video on the subject below, with the interesting history of the project up next. Some features made available by these […]
If you’ve been looking for Raspberry Pis lately, you know that the global chip and part shortage has caused them to be out of stock nearly everywhere. Thankfully André Costa created a stock checking tool that’s very easy to navigate and checks stock across Newark, PiShop, SparkFun, Seeed Studio, Farnell, The Pi Hut, and Adafruit. […]
