Taki Udon MiSTer Products Taki Udon’s MiSTer Products have been released. The purchase website is at retroremake.co. The FPGA boards and bundles sold out quickly, but more btaches are incoming. You can still buy the IO board, USB board and RAM without the need to wait for batches. Purchase site : https://retroremake.co/ Taki Udon Video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbppuWmukw0 […]
A new ESS ISA Soundcard is coming from the PC MIDI team (Keropi & Marmes) who brought you the successful Orpheus, PC MIDI MPU, MK8330, Goldlib and other computer sound and utility cards. This new card is called the MK1869. Is fresh off the heels of the popular Orpheus II soundcard and yet again offers […]
Retro Game Restore (RGR) recently took a moment to answer questions regarding their work on the upcoming Original XBOX (OG XBOX) Console Clear/Replacement Shell project. It has been awhile since our last update, and many of our viewers might not be users on twitter to follow RGR. So to bring everyone up to speed. Here […]
The musician Remute has just opened orders on his latest album and once again it’s being released on a video game console Compact Disc Interactive Multimedia System…the Philips CDi! Much like his previous releases on many other game consoles, this one is designed to utilize the console to generate music. And since the console already […]
EposVox aka The Stream Professor recently posted a video showing the SteamDeck working on CRT’s. This video is great for anyone interested in doing the same, as well as for people interested in “modern retro” games. And of course, seeing how modern games translate to CRT’s is something any retro nerd would enjoy. More thoughts below… […]
Pre-orders are now open for the complete 1989 Legend of Zelda animated series, on DVD. This isn’t the first time the series was released on DVD, however not all previous releases contained all episodes and segments. The box lists that all 13 episodes are included, but I’m not sure if everything from the original is […]
Taki Udon said he’ll be listing the first batch of his DE-10 Nano clone boards for sale today at 8PM NYC time. The second batch will release Friday September 6th, at 8AM NYC time. Each batch will have 1000 units available for sale. The prices are $100 for just the clone board, $115 for clone/RAM/fan […]
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Developer Infidelity recently released his latest NES to SNES conversion, for the original Super Mario Bros. game. As with his previous conversions, these eliminate slowdown, reduce sprite flicker and allow for SNES-related enhancements that aren’t possible on NES hardware. Along with this release, came a second version…and this one allows you to modify the game […]
What’s Ken Making recently posted a video comparing the original DE-10 Nano we’ve been using for the MiSTer project, to QMTech’s alternative board. Ken covered everything in detail, including the bundled PSU. Overall, it seems like the original DE-10 is a better choice for use as a development tool, but gamer simply using the board […]
