I recently had the opportunity to do an interview with developer Stefany Allaire, the creator of some pretty unique products like the C256 Foenix Gen X and the FPGA YM2612 replacement. I’m really interested in her vision of a “new retro” platform and am curious to see how the project evolves! This discussion is a […]
Here’s an interview with the creator of the 129x and 68x “homebrew” input cards for Sony BVM/PVM monitors. Anyone who’s into retro CRT monitors has probably heard Martin’s name quite a few times over the past few years and it was an absolute pleasure to interview him. As usual, it’s a very laid back conversation […]
Roarke, friend and fellow creator in the retro gaming scene was recently in a horrific car accident, that’s left him in the hospital for over a month. In true bad-ass fashion, he’s been recovering and is able to stand…even though there was talk of amputation, or him not making it at all. I wanted to […]
Today, I’m joined by René from db Electronics, Tianfeng and Rattboi to discuss the implementations and uses of open source hardware and software. All of us are huge fans of open source and have participated (and created) many open projects in the scene. While most of our discussion will be focused on the positivity of […]
I recently had the pleasure of speaking with MiSTer / FPGA developer Robert Peip aka FPGAzumSpass. Robert’s the creator of the MiSTer Game Boy Advance and Lynx cores, plus has contributed savestates to the Game Boy and NES cores! I’ve been a fan of his work since he first made an appearance in the MiSTer […]
Here’s a live interview, featuring RetroTINK creator Mike Chi. It’s been almost two years since the last time we caught up with each other on camera and with the release of the RetroTINK 5x, I felt it was a great time to have him back on! As with all interviews / podcasts, this is available […]
I recently had a chat with comedian, Estonian cultural attaché and fellow retro gaming nerd Louis Zezeran. I’d previously been a guest on his podcast and when I saw he was tipping his toes into the icy waters of retro game videos, I wanted to have him on for a chat. This podcast is (respectfully) […]
Welcome to a podcast with a few members of the RetroRGB team, spread out across four countries, six times zones and a diverse set of backgrounds all contributing their unique perspective on things! This is the third of what I hope will be many podcasts with these awesome people; I realize I said that the […]
Here’s an interview / podcast with James aka Saint from RetroHQ. I had a great time discussing James’ career creating games spanning from modern consoles, all the way back to working with Argonaut games in the 90’s! Of course, we also discussed his ROM carts and their history, as well as other general nerdiness. Neo […]
Here’s an interview/conversation with Audi Sorlie – Writer, video game music historian and occasional DF Retro collaborator. I had exchanged a few messages with Audi over the past year and was really looking forward to this chat to get to know him a bit better. He has a storied history in the video game world […]
