PixelFX, a cadre of retro hardware developers responsible for the N64Digital and PS1Digital, have announced a tentative release date for their latest project; a new revision of the DCDigital based off the same PixelFX framework as their other projects. The original DCDigital (nee, DCHDMI) is a modification that samples the Dreamcast’s digital A/V signals straight […]
S-Video & Composite Updates Mike Simone’s S-Video/Composite cores, are now downloadable through the Update All script. Just enable them in the “Unofficial Cores” section. Also check out the video here on RetroRGB testing out Mike’s adapters that can be used with the cores. These adapters are not required but will give you a much cleaner […]
I’ve spent years trying to get surround sound setups to work well with music and was never totally happy with the results. About a year ago, I accidentally ended up trying the opposite: Build a great setup for music, then adapt it to surround sound afterwards. I loved the results and wanted to share them […]
Developer Rich Whitehouse has just released the BigPEmu emulator – The first Atari Jaguar emulator that features 100% compatibility with the original Jaguar library. This is also the same emulator used in the widely praised Atari 50 collection for modern console! More information can be found in the video above and some more thoughts below […]
I’ll never forget Christmas 1996, the year where all I wanted was Sega’s new console, the Saturn. I only had an NES when everyone around me had an SNES or a Sega Genesis. But on that Christmas morning, I wanted to be current. I wanted to have the new slick, cool Sega. My dad handed […]
Retro Gaming Cables has opened pre-orders on a 6-1 manual pushbutton SCART switch. The switch was designed to be the perfect fit to a RetroTINK 5x, but it will work with anything that fits against the connector. The price is about $65 plus shipping and it performs really well. Also, since it’s passive, there’s no […]
Back in 2018, Paul DeCarlo, aka toolboc, developed some really cool software that allows you to connect a raspberry pi directly to your PS2’s ethernet jack and load games directly from it. That software is called psx-pi-smbshare. While I’m about 4 years late to the party, I think it’s awesome and wanted to share it […]
Blueshell3D is now selling “grips” for the Analogue pocket. The price is about $35 plus shipping and they’re in-stock now. Grips are subjective, but if you’ve preferred them in the past, these are worth checking out!: Purchase here: https://blueshell3d.com/products/ols/products/analogue-pocket-p-wing-grip/ I can’t ever remember using grips on handheld consoles until after I started RetroRGB; I didn’t have […]
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Louis from ZezRetro and I just followed up on our previous livestream, testing S-Video and Composite from a MiSTer. The stream was long and filled with “roadblocks” as always, but I wanted to sum up the conclusions here. I made the (above) stream unlisted, as what I say below the links here should sum it […]
