Here’s an interview with Martin Donlon, aka Wickerwaka. Martin’s recently released the R-Type MiSTer core, but also has been contributing quite a bit behind the scenes. It was a pleasure to have a chat with him and I look forward to working with him more in the future! As usual, these long-form chats are available […]
I had the pleasure of talking with Keith Cooper, partner at Morrison Rothman LLP about cloning. It was great to speak with someone who has direct experience fighting cloners and Keith did a great job breaking down what we all need to know. Hopefully we can use this knowledge to take steps towards stopping cloners […]
In today’s segment for “develpments I did not expect”, it seems the modern anime industry has fallen in love with classic SEGA, or at the very least, it has according to St1ka (that’s me). Long story short, modern anime shows have been showing cameos of classic SEGA consoles left and right during the last few […]
Here’s part 2 of the compilation podcast featuring some of the awesome guests of Retro World Expo. While the chats were equally as fun as pt1, nature and battery life started to take it’s toll: The sky blackened and we were getting tornado warnings on our phone, my lav mic cut out during the end […]
Over the weekend of August 2022, I had the privilege of meeting up with a bunch of awesome people at Retro World Expo. I decided to set up a “podcast station” (with the help of My Life In Gaming) and have a chat with many of the awesome people from the retro gaming scene. The […]
Here’s an interview with professional musician, writer and longtime RetroRGB contributor, Rany Battikh. I’ve considered Rany a friend for a long time now and it was absolutely awesome to invite him over and be able to do a podcast. If you like music (especially metal \m/), retro games and hearing interesting stories about cool places […]
(Demo showing off the capabilities of the Super MIDI Pak) RetroRGB recently had the opportunity to do a follow up interview with Rian Hunter (cejetvole) the creator of the Super MIDI Pak. A device that allows musicians and enthusiast of the Super Famicom/Nintendo to use their console as a MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) synth. […]
I recently had a fun chat with Pat from the Shiro! crew to discuss vinyl records. While this topic (and cassettes) really need a deep-dive video to prove the points we made, I thoroughly enjoyed the technical speculation, as well as just sharing our thoughts on the format. It doesn’t matter if you’re a fan […]
Last week Steve from Retro Tech and myself got a chance to talk to Polish developer Maciej Kobus, otherwise known as Webhdx, the creator of the new popular PicoBoot GameCube modchip. We covered the following topics: Maciej’s road to becoming a GC hardware hacker. Why does PicoBoot use a Raspberry Pi Pico? Will RPi Pico […]
Andy King was a guest on the Cathode Ray Podcast this week. Andy repairs and modifies CRT displays in the Bay area of California. He also runs a website called the CRT Database. The site contains helpful documentation on many CRTs. There are manuals, repair guides and even RGB modification guides for many consumer CRTs. […]
