A few weeks ago, we talked about the Xbox Content Archive Tool (XCAT) – Software that can scan your Xbox’s hard drive for unarchived DLC, dashboard skins, Xbox Live MOTD files, and game mods, then upload only unknown files to the XCAT team for processing. This is a massively important tool for preservation and something […]
DE10 Nano Clone Taki Udon posted a video about a DE10 Nano clone that supposed to be 100% compatible with the MiSTer FPGA project. No porting necessary. The video shows the system running the PSX, Saturn and N64 cores among others. Pricing is set to be at $99. Post : https://twitter.com/TakiUdon_/status/1784880189367103642?t=pkg1-G-2672mJfVJxj-dJw&s=19 Video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8RSrzM7dM-Y Pricing : https://twitter.com/TakiUdon_/status/1785099664087519402?t=SIg9d20Psq0Z8VvBHWnNFQ&s=19 Post […]
Electron Shepherd has just started selling a “breakout box” for Super Nintendo and Super Famicom consoles, called the NMB (Nintendo Multi-out Breakout). This version supplies Composite Video, S-Video and RCA audio, as well as a standard SNES multi-out. All outputs are safe to use simultaneously and this version should be compatible with NTSC and PAL consoles. […]
There are two fantastic mods for the 1000 series PSP console from the folks over at HiSpeedIdo (Hi-Speed-I-Do). One is an IPS screen replacement kit and other other is an HDMI video-out mod. Together with these installed into a PSP 1000, I think we can build the ultimate PSP, well maybe. Now I’ve actually covered […]
If you’ve watched MLiG for at least a couple of years, you’d know that I’m pretty nuts about preserving my save files. I’ve covered backing up saves from cartridges and memory cards in previous episodes, but this time I wanted to take a closer look at the MemCard Pros from 8bitmods in particular because, well, […]
In a previous episode of Behind the Code, we talked about how the scoring logic of Tetris can crash the game at high levels. Now what is even more interesting is that you can hook up extra controllers to the expansion port on a Famicom and use them to redirect code execution to the A-Type […]
Remute has launched pre-order for his latest album Remute 3D. The album will be availlably digitally through Bandcamp and on a 3DO CD-ROM, with scheduled release on July 4, 2024. 2 track are available immidiately during pre-order for €26,99. Bandcamp: https://remute.bandcamp.com/album/remute-3d-3do-music-album This album contains 15 tracks, described as ranging from psychedelic techno trance bliss to […]
Retro Ralph recently posted a demo of the latest emulation-based light gun project from Pandora; A company normally known for their terrible plug and play arcade emulation. But this seemed like it has potential! Also, the price isn’t terrible: $185 for a 1-gun, 1-pedal package and $240 for a 2-gun, 2-pedal package. You’ll still need an […]
Mike Chi has just released firmware v1.4.2 for the RetroTINK 4K, that adds a new deinterlacer with Edge Adaptive interpolation and improved motion search. This is great news for anyone with a lot of 480i sources, be it video games, or TV and movies. There’s also a new VESA VRR mode, as well as an […]
Very Ok Vinyl has launched pre-order for Cyberblock Metal Orange EX soundtrack composed by Yoshio Furukawa, Hitoshi Sakimoto, Masaharu Iwata, and Chip-Chan Kick composed by JKL Furukawa from X68000 and PC-FX respectively on a vinyl record and compilation CD featuring new artwork from Brandon Frasier aka tedbob84, and Otacat respectively. It’s priced at $40.00 CAD […]
