This podcast is sponsored by Riverside! Check out their awesome platform, with monthly service starting at less than $10! – Use coupon code RetroRGB30 for a 30% discount on the first three months (or yearly) subscription: https://retrorgb.link/riverside Here’s a conversation with Mathijs Nilwik, a developer who reverse engineered the Game Gear motherboard and assembles his […]
Playstation Debug Session Robert Peip, the developer of the MiSTer PlayStation core, has posted a video where he demonstrates his debugging process and goes about fixing a bug. It’s some really good insight in the development process of a MiSTer core. Twitter Post: https://twitter.com/AzumFpg/status/1491352188186394624 Youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLqLg6DbLBc Adaptive Scanlines The MiSTer framework has added support […]
Fixel, the main developer of the 3DO emulator “freedo” has just announced a new series of open source, optical drive emulators (ODE) for the 3DO game console: One version called the “X-Port” will simply plug into the rear memory expansion port with no installation required and the “XBus” version will be a plug & play […]
Sonic the Hedgehog may be forever mostly associated with the Sega Genesis or Megadrive depending on your region, but there is now a new way to play this classic and that’s on the Commodore 64! Developed by Mr. Sid using some clever hardware expansions and tricks, this very fast scrolling game is something that didn’t […]
I’ve spent the last few months testing the single best HDMI splitter I’ve ever used. It performs exactly as advertised, is compatible with everything I tested (including PS3!) and the analog audio output even performed better than expected. The one feature this splitter is lacking is one I never use: Downscaling 4K to 1080p. If […]
A new tech demo was just released by Something Nerdy Studios for the NES Everdrive line of flashcarts. This demo, titled House Of Truth, showcases some amazing features the NES hasn’t been capable of up to this point. The release marks a first step for what Something Nerdy hopes may someday be a development ecosystem […]
Analogue has released new firmware for the Analogue Pocket and dock. This includes a host of fixes and new screen effects for the dock. The dock can now be updated via the pocket. Firmware Download: Firmware 1.0B Analogue Twitter: Update Post Release Notes: Dock updates via Pocket – Dock now updated from Pocket using the […]
It’s been almost a year (11 months to be exact) since the Satiator saw it’s last firmware update, so while this new may not be a big deal.., seeing the announcement from Professor Abrasive certainly caught our attention… Satiator owners may remember the last update FW157, which allowed for better handling of cards with frequent […]
If you’ve been looking for Raspberry Pis lately, you know that the global chip and part shortage has caused them to be out of stock nearly everywhere. Thankfully André Costa created a stock checking tool that’s very easy to navigate and checks stock across Newark, PiShop, SparkFun, Seeed Studio, Farnell, The Pi Hut, and Adafruit. […]
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