Retro Frog has just released a 3d-printed case for Krikzz‘s Turbografx 16/PC Engine ROM cart, the Turbo Everdrive. This new 2-piece clamshell storage case features a Turbo Everdrive engraved logo on the front, a visible hinge on the side, and magnets on the inside of each half of the shell to firmly hold everything in […]
Almost a month after the release of the PlayStation 1 vertical stand, Retro Frog has just opened pre-orders for PlayStation 2 vertical stands. This time, Retro Frog created 2 different stands for both models of the PlayStation 2, the original Fat and the redesigned Slim. In a similar fashion to the PlayStation 1 stand, Retro […]
Retro Frog has recently released a 3D-printed vertical stand for the PlayStation 1. If you ever wanted to display your original PS1 in an upright position, similarly to a fat PS2, then you may want to check out this new stand. Designed to perfectly fit the original PlayStation (not the smaller redesigned PS One), Retro […]
Retro Frog has just released a plastic clip that holds the Dreamcast controller cable firmly in place. Since its release, the Dreamcast controller has been notoriously criticized for some of its odd design choice. Whether it was for the dotted plastic texture of the analog stick, the d-pad edges or the overall ergonomics, a lot […]
Todd from RetroFrog has just released his fully-shielded composite video cables for the Genesis 2 and PC Engine / TurboGrafx-16. The cables are $20 each plus shipping and should be a good, reliable option over low-quality alternatives: Genesis 2 Composite Cable: https://retrorgb.link/genesis2composite PCE/TG-16 Composite: https://retrorgb.link/pcecomposite Europe Distributor: https://retrorgb.link/euretrofrogcomposite I think the most appealing thing about these cables is […]
Here’s an interview with Todd, who runs the RetroFrog store, as well as the YouTube channel Todd’s Nerd Cave. I’ve known Todd for awhile and it was great to catch up a bit. This is one of those “slide your chair over and join us for a drink” type of chats and I hope you […]
RetroFrog recently announced pre-orders for the Neo2USB low-latency controller adapter on Wednesday, August 18th at 12:00 EST. The Neo2USB adapter utilizes open source controller code and provides inputs for all directions and four buttons, start, and select. It’s average usb polling is less than 1ms. Who could ask for more? I was able to procure […]
Retrofrog is now selling a vertical stand for the RetroTINK 5x. It’s not only aesthetically a cool choice, but there’s some functionality to it as well: As shown above, there’s a slot that holds the remote control, as well as a place for a velcro strip / zip tie that’s used for wire management. I […]
Todd Gill has recently listed rubber replacement “feet” for Neo Geo AES consoles and control sticks. I wanted to check them out to see how they compared to the original. Yes, this is a review…of rubber feet. One set of four is $4 + shipping: https://stoneagegamer.com/neo-geo-aes-controller-rubber-feet-4-feet-retro-frog.html?afmc=retrorgb The AES stick and console, both had soft “feet” on […]
Just a few years ago, if you told me we would be able to 3D print replacement shells for rare consoles or even broken components, like a cracked gear for a PlayStation CD assembly, I would have never believed you. But here we are today doing just that. You see, for popular consoles like the […]
