Here’s an interview with Dan Mons: Creator of RetroNAS, contributor for RetroRGB and the person who runs StickFreaks – A YouTube channel and website with tons of awesome info, including CRT color calibration guides that we’ve covered before. The focus on this conversation is RetroNAS, as we wanted to have a chat about the current […]
I’m extremely excited to introduce a new project called RetroNAS: Free, open source software that lets you turn anything that runs Debian Linux into a device that both hosts your games and acts as a bridge between retro PC’s and your network (and a TON more). I’m only scratching the surface in this video, but […]
Boxy Pixel just released a brand new machined aluminum shell for the Game Boy Color. However, there’s a twist. The new shell is roughly the same size and shape as a Game Boy Pocket with an overall smaller footprint compared to the original Game Boy Color shell. Game boy color inside. Game boy pocket style […]
Before I start with the actual post, you need to know that this test was done simply out of curiosity. Neither myself or Louis would recommend anyone go out and spend over $10k on an OLED BVM…unless you’re so rich that kind of money is like buying a coffee to you. BUT, after seeing how […]
Content creators looking to get the best quality out of their captures are always looking for the most streamlined and reliable ways to get lossless capture. While this is something most streamers wouldn’t ever need to think about, people doing comparisons or analysis of video signals need to ensure that their captures are accurate; If […]
By now there’s a good chance that you’ve heard of OpenLara—an open source project that aims to reverse engineer the Lara Croft: Tomb Raider engine so that it can be modernized and ported to other platforms. OpenLara has recently gained a lot of attention for the incredible Game Boy Advance port that has been making […]
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Hello everyone, below are this week’s MiSTer FPGA news. Playstation Core Updates A lot of progress has been made with the Playstation core. Earlier this week, the developer tweeted that he had 60% of the SPU implementation done and showed off some Metal Gear Solid cutscenes playing with full music, sound and speech. Then several […]
People on Darksoft’s pre-order list are now eligible to purchase the CPS1 multi, first officially announced just over four years ago, in 2017. If you’re on that list, the procedure is to place your order now, and reference your name and number in line from the forum. People within the first 250 numbers on the list […]
I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Nick from Pandamonium Reviews – A documentarian and reviewer of classic games, currently focused on the Sega Saturn. We’ve covered his work on RetroRGB before and it was great to hear directly from the creator! As always, these long-form interviews are available as a video (above) and everywhere […]
