Disclaimer: This mod was tested by the writer of this post. Please try it at your own risk. RetroRGB.com (or any of its writers) aren’t responsible for any damage you do to your tools or VMU. While this mod is fairly simple in concept, it is one of the fiddliest mods you might come across. […]
Professor Abrasive just posted on Patreon regarding his upcoming Sega Saturn optical drive emulator, The Satiator. He’s been in the final push towards getting this product released, and a big step on that path has been getting a production case completed. He opted for injection molding and it appears the case is ready for a […]
Krikzz’s new Everdrive GBA X5 Mini is now available to order. The price is $99 and it retains all functionality of the previous GBA X5, but is now the size of a stock GBA cartridge, no longer sticking out the back of the cart port like the previous edition. The cart can be ordered here: https://everdrive.me/cartridges/everdrive-gba-x5-mini.html […]
UPDATE: Pre-orders officially opened: https://bennvenn.myshopify.com/products/backlit-gbc-drop-in-lcd-kit-pre-orders BennVenn is at it again, and this time he may just be releasing the definitive solution for playing Game Boy Colors in the dark. On February 1st he officially announced this new mod via Facebook: The new drop in back-lit GBC solution! What do you think? The image size is comparable […]
Retro Gaming Cables has released an update to their upcoming 480p all-in-on Dreamcast scart cable. They had this to say: The previous problem with the board dimensions has been resolved. So now each side of the connector’s metal shell now aligns perfectly with the PCB. We are now working with our tool maker on the […]
Known for it’s epically long wait-list and wonderful (and growing) performance and compatibility, the PSIO , essentially a Playstation flash cart, Developed by Cybdyn Systems is coming to Ohio retro game store, Stone Age Gamer. In a recent tweet, they announced that sales will begin this Sunday, December 9th, 2018 at 12:00PM Eastern Standard Time. […]
Although the difficulty of actually buying either a GDEMU or a Rhea has often neared the bar set by Limited Run Games, that is to say harder than beating Super Ghouls ‘N Ghosts with one hand, there will be another chance coming up! For those unfamiliar, the GDEMU and Rhea are Optical Drive Emulators for the […]
