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Here’s an interview with Dan Mons: Creator of RetroNAS, contributor for RetroRGB and the person who runs StickFreaks – A YouTube channel and website with tons of awesome info, including CRT color calibration guides that we’ve covered before. The focus on this conversation is RetroNAS, as we wanted to have a chat about the current […]
I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Nick from Pandamonium Reviews – A documentarian and reviewer of classic games, currently focused on the Sega Saturn. We’ve covered his work on RetroRGB before and it was great to hear directly from the creator! As always, these long-form interviews are available as a video (above) and everywhere […]
I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Chris, the creator of the Displaced Gamers YouTube channel. Chris’ videos have been educating people on programming and retro gaming hardware for the last five years and have been a valuable source of information! Hopefully you’ll enjoy the interview and getting to know Chris a bit more! As […]
I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Dave and Pat from Sega Saturn Shiro! I’ve been following their work for awhile now and am happy we finally got the chance to connect, as they’ve already contributed so much to the retro gaming scene! I’d also like to welcome them as contributors to RetroRGB and am […]
I recently did an interview with Remute, where he officially announced his upcoming album ‘R64’ – A complete album with 15 songs released on a Nintendo 64 cartridge, due to release this March! As with his other “game console releases”, R64 generates music using the same methods all original games on the console would have […]
I recently had the pleasure of talking with Thomas Daede, the creator of an open-source CRT chassis. This project aims to replace the current aging circuitry that drives CRT TV’s and arcade machines, with more modern components that allow for more control and flexibility. While the project isn’t ready for public testing, Thomas has made […]
After over two years of delays, I was finally able to go visit Steve from Retro Tech USA. His YouTube channel has been the place to go for CRT repair and calibration tips, plus he’s recently brought his knowledge to many episodes of the Zez Retro podcast. This podcast was more of a casual conversation than a […]
I recently interviewed Kevin Mellott: VR enthusiast and creator of many awesome products for the Virtual Boy, Wonderswan and other platforms. Anyone following RetroRGB since the beginning has surely heard his name (although probably pronounced wrong…sorry ;p) and it was great to finally have a chat with him. This is available is a video (above), […]
I just interviewed Maxim, a main contributor to SMSPower and someone who’s been contributing to the scene for quite a long time. We discussed – as expected – The Sega Master System, as well as other project he’s been a part of and plenty of other nerdiness. This is available is a video (above), as […]
