Several new Mega SD firmwares have been released recently that add new features, improve the user experience, and fix bugs. The most notable new features are the addition of audio filters by FirebrandX that should almost perfectly match the audio signature of real hardware, and the ability to transfer saves from a real Sega CD […]

I got the idea to do this particular back panel when I saw some posts from Voultar. I picked of some of the readily available 8 Pin Mini Dins that are meant to be PCB mounted and decided to look for a solution to mounting them. I sent a working unit off to Voultar to […]

Every tech blog on the planet seems to be covering the latest Switch news, so I thought I’d present it here as a quick-reference list: Nintendo announced a $200 “Switch Lite” that is handheld-only, with no HDMI output.  I gotta agree with the internet on this one:  It’s weird to think of a “Switch that […]

Developer Sik recently proposed an interesting idea:  Why not make a USB adapter that allows a modern computer mouse to be used in place of the Sega Mouse for the Genesis / Mega Drive.  Sik wanted to take it one step further and also include the correct information so the wheel on modern mice can […]

The Beharbros have just announced a pre-assembled, consolized MVS kit.  This is using the VGA and SCART adapters they’d previously announced and an all-metal case.  The features are as follows: Custom designed, auto painted, full metal enclosure; Multiple colors available Custom Jamma I/O board simplifies the cabling inside Custom impedance matching RGBS Scart video output […]

There’s now an eBay seller listing a sub-$40 do-it-yourself MVS “supergun” kits for any Neo Geo MVS board that uses the JAMMA standard (I believe mostly MV1B & MV1C).  The creator previously sold some high quality MiSTer boards and has recently moved on to other projects, including this one. While I haven’t had a chance […]