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 […]
I make great efforts to keep the content on RetroRGB positive, but doing the right thing often requires discussing the negativities people might run into. I know the unfortunate consequences of that is content that’s less easy to digest, but we have a serious problem in the retro gaming world: Cloning. Today, I’m joined by […]
I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Clint Cronin: Jiu Jitsu Black belt, instructor, IT professional and retro gaming enthusiast into console restorations, repairs and no cut / reversible modification. This was more of a casual chat / podcast than a formal interview, but I really enjoyed discussing everything from our favorite new stuff in […]
I recently did an interview with Shank: A console-to-handheld modder, YouTuber and member of the new company 4 Layer Tech; The team who created the ForeverPak 64. It was impressive to hear the lengths Shank and his friends had gone through to reverse engineer the Wii and to make brand new products for it! I […]
Here’s an interview with Tom Happ, creator of the games Axiom Verge 1 & 2. Both are some of my favorite Metroidvania games and it was an honor to be able to interview the creator! We discussed a bit about his background and went in deep with some questions about the games – If you’re […]
Comedian and fellow retro gaming nerd Louis Zezeran recently posted a video with Steve Nutter, who runs the CRT repair channel Retro Tech. Louis is a great podcaster and Steve’s always really easy to talk to, so this should prove to be an entertaining one for any retro gamer or CRT enthusiast. It’s available as […]
The Super MIDI Pak is a specially made Super Famicom (SFC) cartridge designed to turn your Super Nintendo (SNES) into a MIDI synth. The purpose behind the project is to allow users direct access to their SNES’s musical hardware. For which its many different musical applications could be utilized. RetroRGB was recently able to follow […]
Here’s an interview with David Haywood aka MameHaze – A 20+ year veteran of the MAME development scene. This was a casual conversation about David’s history in the scene, how development’s changed from 1999 until now and just the overall state of the MAME project. It was an absolute pleasure talking with him and I […]
The latest MiSTer Discord live event has just been posted, featuring MickGyver, Porkchop Express and host Artemio. These events are podcast-style, audio-only live discussions hosted on the main MiSTer discord, then released on YouTube and all major podcast platforms. This one focuses quite a bit on controller latency and how we’re able to have such […]
I recently had the opportunity to do an interview with developer Stefany Allaire, the creator of some pretty unique products like the C256 Foenix Gen X and the FPGA YM2612 replacement. I’m really interested in her vision of a “new retro” platform and am curious to see how the project evolves! This discussion is a […]
