The Swiss team of Extrems and emukidid just released a significant update for the now-indispensable Gamecube tool. This time around Extrems focused on fixing games that showed to be troublesome on previous versions of Swiss, especially when running off an SD card (New adopters of Citrus 3000psi‘s SD2SP2 should hugely benefit from this update) . […]
Gamebox Systems just announced a new standalone, VGA-outputting kit for the original Gameboy named DMG Consolizer. Using the newly designed DMTV board by Postman, the DMG Consolizer offers 800×600 VGA output (through a D-sub 15 connector), Prosound (ideally used with LSDJ) and support for NES controllers (the NES port has to be provided by the […]
The team of Citrus3000psi and Chriz2600 just released a new firmware update for the digital-to-digital Dreamcast video output solution, the DCHDMI. Although the list of improvements/new features is small this time around, the ability to adjust the gamma setting is an excellent new addition. One scenario I could think of where this new option shines […]
Cybdyn just released a firmware update for their Playsation ODE, the PSIO. Earlier this year, while trying to address some persisting issues with the device, the team behind the PSIO released a series of firmware updates that, in its turn, created a whole slew of problems, breaking a few games compatibility in its way. The […]
Darksoft just released both firmware and menu updates for his flagship Neo Geo rom carts, the MultiMVS and the MultiAES. The new updates seemed to have fixed all the problems (especially the dreaded REDScreen bug(s)) that were previously reported by users and improved the overall performance of the carts. While the presentation is almost identical […]
InsideGadgets just released a VGA out solution for the Game Boy Advance named Advance VGA. The Altera Max 10 based Advance VGA offers 3x scaling of the GBA’s original 240×160 resolution and outputs at a fixed resolution of 800×600 through a D-sub connector, while maintaining the system’s original refresh rate of 59.7 Hz. The main […]
Announced months ago, the C64 Video Enhancement is a YPbPr (aka component video) and RGsB (aka sync on green) solution for the Commodore 64 designed by c0pperdragon. Originally, due to the limitation of the on-board VIC-II chip, the C64 could output RF through RCA, Composite and out-of-spec S-video through an 8-pin Din connector. Now with […]
For all who have been waiting for their GBA Consolizer to ship, Jason from Game-Tech US recently posted an update video showing off his progress with current orders as well as a detailed overview of the brand new redesign of the assembled case. Having received mixed reviews about the initial design of the standalone GBA […]
Recently after announcing a general rebranding of his line of multi carts, James aka Saint from RetroHQ showed a fully working prototype of the new and improved Lynx Game Drive. Released years ago as the Lynx SD, the rebranded Lynx Game Drive has been “re-developed”, as stated by Saint in the video. It now features […]
Lotharek just updated the overall design and functionality of his interpretation of the ZX Spectrum multi-purpose device “Divide“. Originally conceived by Pavel Cimbal, Divide is basically an ATA interface for Sinclair’s ZX Spectrum; Lotharek’s version plugs right into the computer’s expansion port and adds support for loading software directly from a compact flash card, completely […]
