A prototype for an unreleased Atari Jaguar game called Speedster II was just posted online. It looks terrible…but as always, I’m fascinated whenever I see a glimpse of a game that “never was”. The video above shows it in action and Gaming Alexandria tell more of the story: More Info & Download: https://www.gamingalexandria.com/wp/2022/01/speedster-jag/ While this […]
Brian from RetroUSB has just released firmware v1.50 for the FPGA-based NES console called the AVS. This is essentially the same exact firmware he posted over a year ago that allows the ability to load custom palettes, but with the Game Genie error fixed. Unfortunately, AVS units are severly affected by the global part shortage […]
I was recently a guest on the Cathode Ray Podcast, where we tested an LCD PVM “live”. Unfortunately, they’re expensive, extremely laggy, only support 15KHz (so no 480p) and the LCD’s dark-to-bright speed is so slow, it should be used on Wikipedia as THE example of motion blur. Basically, if you get one for free, […]
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Controller manufacturer Hori is looking for suggestions on a potential new arcade stick they’ll be selling. We in the retro gaming community often ask for our voices to be heard and now a company is asking us directly! Let’s take the time to send them our feedback before the January 31st deadline and I’ll post […]
A YouTube user named The Brickster has recently uploaded a full remastering of the soundtrack to Pokemon HeartGold & SoulSilver on to YouTube. This remaster came from a user named Kurausukun with The Brickster having permission to host the remaster on his channel. This soundtrack remastering is different to most of the work present on […]
PC8801 Computer Core A computer core for the Japanese PC8801 computer by NEC has recently been released. This was one of Japan’s most popular computers that had a lot of game developer support from companies such as Sega, Enix, Square, Konami and many more. MiSTerFPGA update: https://misterfpga.org/viewtopic.php?p=41052#p41052 Github: https://github.com/MiSTer-devel/PC88_MiSTer Using Original Game Boxes to Load […]
” True to my being, I made the audience wait slightly more than two months for me to make another video that is too long. At the beginning of the Saturn homebrew contest season for 2021, I recall the host Dr. Emerald Nova saying there might not be as many entries this year. Real life […]
Developer Ryan Mullen has just created a Python script that will allow you to update your RetroTINK devices on all operating systems, including Mac and Linux – Two OS’s that were previously unsupported for TINK updates! The video above walks you through doing it on a Mac and the video below shows you both how […]
A new shell replacement for the Nintendo Switch Lite has been created. It is made entirely out of machined aluminum and is anodized to have a finish very much like that of Apple’s MacBook computers. Shells like this have existed as a premium option for those who want to alter the appearance of their beloved […]
