Above is a deep-dive video revealing all the launch day features of the brand new RetroTINK 5x! All the basics are in the first six minutes, but after that I go over all the awesome things this upscaler…and DOWNscaler can do! Even if you’re a beginner who doesn’t normally care about extra features, I suggest […]
Nostalgia Nerd released a video going into detail on how the game kkrieger was made to fit in around 96 KB of storage space. The game was made by the demoscene group Farbrausch for a game competition that was hosted at a demoscene event in 2004 called Breakpoint. The idea of the contest was to […]
Prominent open source emulators mGBA (for the Nintendo GameBoy Advance) and Dolphin (for the Nintendo GameCube) have announced substantial code updates in their connectivity between the two systems, simulating the GameCube GameBoy Advance Link cable setup, allowing interaction between the two emulated systems identical to how the original hardware works. Supported games feature extra content […]
I can’t believe I’m forced to write something like this, but we’re living in a age where misinformation spreads like herpes: There’s nothing wrong with using SCART. In fact, if the standard was a bit more streamlined and cables manufacturers always made them perfectly to spec, the world would be recognizing SCART as the greatest […]
The PixelFX company has just announced the pre-order window for the new N64Digital mod. PixelFX is the newly established company formed from the combined talents of citrus3000psi, chriz2600, and Woozle. These individuals have contributed wonderful works to the retro gaming community but have now teamed up to create PixelFX and the N64Digital will be their […]
The Optical Drive Emulator (ODE) known of the XStation is now available and in stock from the website RetroGamerStuff.com. Buyers in Europe looking to get ODE have an option that is hopefully friendlier to work with. This ODE has gained in popularity as of late with its feature compatibility with the newly released MemCard Pro, […]
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The long lost Castlevania: Resurrection E3 Demo once used by Konami for a potential release and showcase on the SEGA Dreamcast. Has been made available for download via website The Dreamcast Junkyard. This build of the game had been recently found and had made news headlines earlier this month. With a bit of additional controversy […]
Beloved retro gaming community icon Modern Vintage Gamer (MVG) had made it recently known that he had worked on the re-release of Shantae for the Nintendo Switch. For MVG’s weekly video, he decided to dedicate it to how he made and ported the game which was originally released for the Nintendo Game Boy Color (GBC). […]
The Automatic SPDIF Audio Switch by Beni Skate, which was initially released in early 2019, is now back in stock on Tindie. This is essentially a high quality optical audio switch, holding multiple inputs (SPDIF and RCA) and outputs, that is set to detect incoming signals from the connected sources. It automatically selects the active […]
