Sega has just posted a video going over the history of it’s consoles and for what I believe is the first time ever, they showed a prototype of the Nomad, called the “Venus”. While the video itself is interesting, I don’t think anything else new or revealing was included. The video does confirm the fact that […]
FirebrandX has just uploaded a video demonstrating how to calculate the true aspect ratio of pre-HD era video games that were meant to be played on CRT’s. This information is essential for anyone who’s processing captures from classic game console, to match the way they originally looked. I think it’s important to understand the scenario’s […]
The Hyperflash32 is a ROM cart for the Virtual Boy that features an eInk screen and operates fully independent of a PC: Just set up the SD card and you’re good to go! Pre-order information is available here: https://www.mellottsvrpage.com/index.php/hyperflash32/ Follow Kevin: https://twitter.com/mellott124 Here’s some of the other things shown in this video. More examples of […]
Markus has been hard at work on the upcoming OSSC Pro over the past few months and has just posted a picture of prototype hardware. There is still no official price or release date, however we get lots of questions about the Pro’s status, so I thought one post that sums up everything we’ve learned […]
The arcade games Gauntlet and Gauntlet II have been ported to the MiSTer FPGA platform by Alex, aka d18c7db. You can manually install it from the mra files on github, or use your favorite script updater: https://github.com/MiSTer-devel/Arcade_Gauntlet_MiSTer The open source MiSTer FPGA project is constantly evolving, with new cores and features being added so fast, that […]
Terraonion has just released a firmware update for the MODE that adds support for PlayStation consoles, as well as a Sega Saturn RAM save & restore feature. Firmware Updates: https://downloads.terraonion.com Purchase MODE: https://bit.ly/sagmode The Saturn save and restore feature requires an exFAT formatted SD card and isn’t able to save to SATA or USB storage. […]
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Modern Vintage Gamer just posted a video that demonstrates how to enable the latest Xbox console’s “dev mode” and install RetroArch software emulation for older consoles. No “hacking” is needed and switching to dev mode won’t affect the console’s standard mode, so people can feel free to do this without worry. Using the latest Xbox […]
The answer is yes. As long as you’re using a CRT of course! It’s a common scenario these days for people to have full RGB SCART setups, running through a scaler, onto their flat-panel TV. While that’s an awesome setup, many people still want the option for experiences only CRT’s can provide. This includes using […]
RetroUSB has recently posted a beta firmware and update tool that allows for custom color palettes to be added to their AVS: An FPGA-based NES that outputs 720p HDMI and plays original NES and Famicom cartridges. Unfortunately, beta v1.50b1 also seems to break Game Genie support, so if you’re happy with the current palette choices, […]
