I’d say this day is long overdue… the day when we are able to finally get our hands on an all-in-one, single-board MiSTer device. There have been different takes on the ‘consolized’ MiSTer over the past few years, but until now, they’ve all been some variation of a Cyclone V dev board + accessory boards […]
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Due to popular request, Rodrigo Copetti has just released hardcover editions of his Architecture of Consoles books. While the paperbacks were excellent, many people were asking for hardcover versions and Rodrigo delivered – These are physically larger than the paperback versions (as shown in the picture above), printed with Amazon’s premium ink and bound with […]
The 3DO just got the fighting game it always deserved. After two years of development, modder “3DO HD” has released a feature-complete version of Mortal Kombat II for the system! While this may not technically be a port, since the original arcade code wasn’t used, it stands as a remarkable recreation built from the ground […]
SHIRO! already knows Saturn games are art, and now an arts festival agrees. Red Moon: Lost Days, the first commercial Sega Saturn homebrew game, has been accepted into the ninth ECRÃ Festival of Cinema and Experimental Art. The ECRÃ Festival is a respected Brazilian experimental art and cinema event that’s heading into its ninth year. […]
Developer TWBurn is working on a new game for the CDi, called SkyWays. It’s a “space racing game” and while it’s based on the DOS game SkyRoads, TW completely redesigned it for the CDi. There’s currently a free demo available and TW just posted a dev update that even includes an online level editor, for […]
Greg from LaserBear just posted a video demonstrating how to use bluetooth and a web app to update the firmware on your WavePhoenix receiver – An open source, community-built replacement for the official WaveBird controller’s receiver. The latest firmware fixes an issue that prevents the WaveBird from re-syncing after the console was rebooted, so it’s […]
Rich Whitehouse just posted the latest public release of his awesome Atari Jaguar emulator, BigPEmu, with a ton of tweaks, updates and fixes. As a note, I wrote a post when v1.18 was released back in February, but was holding off until Steam approved the app…and they STILL HAVEN’T. While the Steam version is mostly the […]
Developer Cosam has just published a fix for the Neptune “region flicker” problem, which was causing issues with some Sega CD games and noticeable in the 240p Test Suite. In order to stop the Genesis + 32x console from constantly changing between regions, you’ll need to add one jumper wire from a chip leg to […]
My experience with DOS gamepads left a lot to be desired. While there are great options for racing wheels and flight sticks, I never found a native DOS gamepad with a good d-pad. That’s where the HIDman comes in. Created by TheRasteri on YouTube, its intended use is the ability to let you connect USB […]
