8bitdo has been on fire over the last year releasing controllers and adapters for many of our beloved past and current consoles. Today, it’s the Playstation Classic’s turn. In a tweet, they announced their new wirelesss bluetooth adapter. If you’re familiar with their products, it looks exactly like their older wireless bluetooth adapter, but instead […]
A new kit by MickGyver, the KTRL CD32, converts cheap SNES USB controllers to the Amiga CD32, complete with button remapping, auto-fire, memory, and more. Leon Kiriliuk posted some pictures of the kit on Twitter. Source: http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=85056Purchase: http://www.amibay.com/showthread.php?101948-KTRL-CD32-PCBs-and-ComponentsAssembly Instructions: http://www.daemonbite.com/ktrl/ktrl-cd32.html
Professor Abrasive has posted an update on the status of the Satiator ODE for the Saturn. The gist of the update is that the PCBs, components and stencils have been shipped to the fabrication house and will hopefully be returning to him shortly after which he will prove out the QA test rig by rigorously […]
Retro Gaming Cables has released an update to their upcoming 480p all-in-on Dreamcast scart cable. They had this to say: The previous problem with the board dimensions has been resolved. So now each side of the connector’s metal shell now aligns perfectly with the PCB. We are now working with our tool maker on the […]
Known for it’s epically long wait-list and wonderful (and growing) performance and compatibility, the PSIO , essentially a Playstation flash cart, Developed by Cybdyn Systems is coming to Ohio retro game store, Stone Age Gamer. In a recent tweet, they announced that sales will begin this Sunday, December 9th, 2018 at 12:00PM Eastern Standard Time. […]
Earlier this week, Analogue announced a new variant in the Super-Nt line of consoles, in the form of a collaboration with the independent record label Ghostly. The “Analogue x Ghostly” limited-edition Super-Nt is an all-white system that comes bundled with a matching 8bitDo SN30 (unlike the regular edition where the controller is sold separately) and […]
This week saw another big round of MiSTer core updates primarily focused on fixing bugs and moving to the new open-source scaler by Grabulosaure. The new scaler uses 10% of the resources of the old scaler, is easy and faster to compile using the free Quartus software (instead of the $5,000/year suite required for the […]
A Game Boy Advance core is in development for MiSTer. It is based on an open-source Zedboard FPGA implementation by a group of students from Carnegie Mellon University and is being ported to MiSTer by ElectronAsh. The core currently supports loading the BIOS and one game, a homebrew Mario Pong game created by the same […]
File this under “better late than never”, but Tryphon’s amazing looking WIP Shinobi arcade port got a downloadable ROM last September. It’s merely a proof-of-concept more than anything else at this stage, but even in this early state it shows a ton of promise and potential. While it’s only the first stage (1-1) of the […]
Info on the Magnavox Odyssey² / Philips Videopac consoles has been added to the systems section of the website. This will provide difference between regions and options of each console. Check it out here: http://retrorgb.com/odyssey-videopac.html
