The team behind the PS1 Digital HDMI mod has just added a pretty interesting option to their latest firmware update: ...
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The Sega Saturn optical drive emulator (ODE) Fenrir just received a minor price drop. Its initial release was surrounded by...
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https://youtu.be/TYrTLNWOklg A demo was just posted of a really interesting adapter that allows a Namco GunCon for the PlayStation to be...
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Retro Game Restore has just teased a clear Super Nintendo replacement shell. There's no pre-orders or price yet, however we...
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The team behind the PS1 Digital HDMI mod has just added a pretty interesting option to their latest firmware update: The ability to configure settings for each individual game. While the feature doesn’t include all options just yet, I think it’s worth setting up now, as it would save a lot of time for people who […]
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The Sega Saturn optical drive emulator (ODE) Fenrir just received a minor price drop. Its initial release was surrounded by a bit of confusion in terms of pricing but it ended being sold at €115 (~$138) for the better part of 2020. Ced, the main developer behind the Fenrir, also released a couple of firmware […]
A demo was just posted of a really interesting adapter that allows a Namco GunCon for the PlayStation to be used on any HID USB compatible device that outputs to a CRT. That means any device that outputs an RGBHV signal from 240p up to 1024×768 (and possibly higher), including PC/Raspberry Pi emulation and even the […]
Retro Game Restore has just teased a clear Super Nintendo replacement shell. There’s no pre-orders or price yet, however we should have more information within a few weeks. With all the yellowed, cracked SNES shells out there, this can’t come soon enough! I believe final testing is required to determine if one shell can fit […]
The MiSTer FPGA project has been one of the most exciting things in retro gaming. While I’ll soon have a video (or series) covering everything it can do, I wanted to take the time to highlight one specific feature in this post: Direct Video. This allows you to connect the DE-10’s HDMI port to a […]
A Twitter user named Heyjoeway has released a modified version of the Genesis Plus GX emulator that runs games in proper 16:9 widescreen. This modded version of the emulator started off as the backbone to Sonic 2 Community’s Cut, which was intended to be an enhanced version of Sonic 2 in a similar (but very […]
As the overly long title states, there’s now a pigtail adapter that allows any console in the PC Engine family that’s been modded with a *Voultar board and an 8-Pin DIN to use the HD Retrovision Genesis 2 cable. I realize that sounds very niche, but that’s actually the most common way to internally RGB-mod […]
I’ve recently seen a few devices that all use a similar PCB to adjust the horizontal and vertical position of an RGBs output. I believe it was originally designed for arcade machines that don’t have easy-to-access controls, such as my MiniMVS. I purchased a JAMMA version to test and it seemed to work exactly as […]
Stone Age Gamer has just opened pre-orders on the Atari Jaguar ROM cart from RetroHQ called the GameDrive. The price is $180 plus shipping and should ship around late March: Jaguar GameDrive: http://bit.ly/jaguargamedrive MicroSD Cards: https://www.amazon.com/shop/retrorgb?listId=2ZTMQP0SZ7GRK UPDATE: Retro Gamer Stuff also has pre-orders open!: https://retrogamerstuff.com/collections/gamedrive/products/jaguar-gamedrive?ref=9qd6Y I previously reviewed the GameDrive back when it was called by its […]
