As discussed just over a month ago, the “Sinden Lightgun” project has opened a kickstarter campaign. The gun kit itself will run you just over $100, while there are other support options ranging from “donations” to the software developers, all the way to a model with recoil running almost twice the price at $170. Both […]
Capcom has just announced an “emulator in a stick”: A “dual arcade stick” shaped like the Capcom logo featuring 15 original arcade games and Sanwa buttons & sticks. It will be released on October 25th of this year for around $300: http://www.capcomhomearcade.com The list of included games are as follows (trailer below): 1944 Alien vs Predator […]
Nintendo has released version 8.0.0 firmware for the Switch, with two notable points to keep in mind: This update allows for moving (not copying) individual game save files between Switch consoles. It’s anticipated that this will break many of the pre-existing jailbreak tweaks and it’s advised you don’t update jailbroken units. This interested me for […]
Extrems, creator of the Game Boy Interface software, as well as contributor to the GameCube homebrew Swiss has just made a pretty amazing discovery! Apparently, there’s a problem with the original Nintendo Revolution SDK that effects every piece of 480p software ever released on the Wii. That’s right, the software dev kit used to make all commercially […]
FirebrandX has just posted a view detailing exactly how he tweaks the video settings for the Mega Sg and all it’s cores. It’s a great video for people who want to learn why and how to do things like this… …but if you’d like to ‘skip to the end’, FBX posted the setting for each […]
The developer behind the awesome LCDMOD project has just announced a new project that allows you to use a zapper with PC emulators on a flat-screen TV! It requires a patched ROM and a way to interface the zapper to the computer but otherwise works similar to the NES version: The ROM calculates and auto-calibrates […]
Frank Strasser has just posted design files for an board that replaces the internal NES PCB with a custom one that connects to an SMS. This is an interesting idea for a few reasons: It’s a completely reversible #nocutmod that won’t damage your NES controller There are many high-quality 3rd party controllers you can add […]
After years of having no good screen options, Game Boy Color fans can now rejoice! Not only has Benn Venn announced his backlit kit, but McWill has just started selling his own as well! It looks like the screen is a 2:1 integer scale of the original GBC resolution: 2 pixels on the new display is 1 pixel […]
Christof has just added the PC resolutions WUXGA (1920×1200) and UXGA (1600×1200) to the list of output option the Time Sleuth display lag testing device supports. Simply go to https://time-sleuth.i74.de/ and select the five resolutions you’d like on your Time Sleuth. Then hit “Generate Firmware”. Finally, use a cheap USB flasher to update the Time Sleuth with […]
I get asked frequently by people to print a region mod for the N64, but the other public designs for that mod are difficult to print requiring more material for support structures than it honestly needs. So it seemed like it would be beneficial to do my own design for the mod that was done […]
