Hi there! I’m Tito, founder of Macho Nacho Productions. I love all things related to retro and modern video games. My YouTube channel primarily focuses on making high quality tutorials on how to mod retro consoles. I enjoy doing mods that enhance the gaming experience, whether that’s a HDMI mod for a for an older home console, or swapping in a modern LCD into an older handheld. There are so many awesome folks out there creating incredible mods and I love to share them on my channel!
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Wesk and CrazyGadget, two BitBuilt veterans, have just unveiled a project which shrinks down a Gamecube to an impossibly small size, it’s called the GC Nano. At the heart of this project is actually a Nintendo Wii which, as we all know, is backwards compatible with Gamecube games at a hardware level. The Wii is […]
Zaxour recently released his latest creation, the TurboNanza. This is a great mod that adds many great video output options to the TurboGrafx 16 which only outputs RF from the factory unless you have the official TurboBooster accessory from NEC or an aftermarket adaptor. Turbonanza is back with a vengeance! Totally redesigned to support all […]
A modder by the name of Allison Parrish has developed a very unique mod for the Game Boy Pocket. Over the past couple years we’ve seen mods that convert the clamshell design of the Game Boy Advance SP into one that is a more reminiscent of the original Game Boy’s candy bar form factor (ex […]
WebHDX, the creator of PicoBoot, is currently working on a new device that will allow you to connect a M.2 form-factor SATA SSD (not to be confused with an NVMe) to a Nintendo Gamecube’s Serial Port 1 (SP1). This device will essentially function the same as a SD2SP2 or SD Gecko device in that it […]
GrimDoomer recently released a Beta version of a heavily updated and more streamlined version Open PS2 Loader (OPL). If you guessed PS2 you were correct. I now have fully working LBA48 support in ps2sdk which allows for HDDs > 2TB in size (up to 128 PB w/exFAT), and multi-partition support. Still lots of testing to […]
Redherring32 designed and developed the world’s smallest portable NES that uses authentic Nintendo hardware. This project is called TinyTendo. While the size of the final product is absolutely incredible, the manner in which redherring32 achieved this is even more impressive. This is TinyTendo, a real hardware NES handheld that is the size of the original […]
I just released a video on my channel, Macho Nacho Productions, showcasing the impact of Game Boy Advance consolizing kits on input lag. This test was coordinated with Bob of RetroRGB who has far more experienced with input lag, and how to measure it, than I do. He lent me all the necessary equipment to […]
ManCloud, in collaboration with Seewood and derKevin, have designed a new modchip for the Nintendo Gamecube. This modchip utilizes a Complex Programmable Logic Device (CPLD) which is similar to an FPGA, and was inspired by an older Gamecube modchip called the Shuriken Attack. What is that 😳 Shuriken Attack based board using only 3 data […]
One of the biggest shortcomings of the slim model PS2s is that Sony decided to removed the hard drive. While this contributed to the overall smaller size of the console, it’s definitely a major setback if your goal is to load games using homebrew applications such as OPL. When it comes to loading games through […]
