Hey everyone, Coury here. We just posted a new video that takes a look at ROM hacks of a more utilitarian variety such as adding mini maps, bug fixes, slowdown removal and lots more. Although I certainly couldn’t cover everything, there’s 40-some hacks in this video that might make you want to revisit some older […]
Lawrence Staveley posted a video of Saint’s upcoming JagGD flash cart booting Primal Rage CD. Saint had already revealed that, in addition to supporting all Jaguar ROMs, JagGD will also emulate all functions of the Jaguar CD attachment. So, Jaguar owners will be able to enjoy Jaguar CD games without needing the expensive and now […]
Here’s this week’s roundup! An audio-only version, is available on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify and for direct-download: https://www.retrorgb.com/podcast/?name=2019-07-03_156.mp3 T-Shirts: https://www.retrorgb.com/store.html Video available on YouTube (above), LBRY and Bitchute: Please consider signing up as a supporter through the following services: https://www.patreon.com/retrorgb / https://www.subscribestar.com/robertneal / https://bitbacker.io/user/robertneal/ 00:45 Raspberry Pi 4 Announced: https://www.retrorgb.com/raspberry-pi-4-released-for-35.html 03:54 Pi4 Compatibility: https://www.retrorgb.com/retro-gaming-on-raspberry-pi-4-update-early-july-2019.html 04:45 Libretro’s […]
Diablo lovers who own a hacked Nintendo Switch can now play the game courtesy of Modern Vintage Gamer. In his How Diablo was completely Reverse Engineered without Source Code video, MVG as usual gives us a detailed overview of how this was achieved before surprising viewers (Spoiler alert!) with a playable port that he […]
I finally got around to installing the Noctua Fan into my dreamcast. I experienced a couple of issues that were all very minor and wanted to share them. All of these issues are actually questions that Greg had answered himself on the assembergames forum. I figured it would be good to document them somewhere else […]
Shortly after last week’s announcement/release of the Raspberry Pi 4, questions were raised about the product’s backward compatibility with previous retro gaming related software and hardware released for the first 3 iterations of the RP. First, on the software side of things, Libretro, the team behind the multi-emulator frontend RetroArch, explained through a statement on […]
Voultar has just posted a video on his installation methods for the Game Boy Advance Consolizer (GBAz). As always, the video is fun, shows a ton of great “souldooring shots”…and most importantly demonstrates the best methods of installation. For more information on the GBAz, as well as a brief history of GB-on-TV, please check out […]
John Linneman just posted his comparison of the new Virtua Racing Switch port to all previous versions. I’d never seen an original Virtual Racing arcade machine (maybe they just didn’t have them near me?), so I was pretty surprised to see they used a 16:9 CRT! I’ll try to keep this spoiler-free, but seeing the Switch […]
The Sega Nomad is a handheld Sega Genesis/Megadrive that was made by Sega, a ground breaking device that brought the home console on the go many years before the Switch. These systems were impressive for their time sporting a full color screen and backlight. They do however suffer from a screen that has poor response […]
Never a collective that minces words, the Libretro team has announced the RetroArch Disc Project; a software initiative that will allow for gamers to use their physical discs with their emulation cores. Judging from their blog and the following tweet, it’s VERY clear that this initiative is going after Polymega: Unveiling the RetroArch Disc Project! It's […]
