0MHz DOS Collection The team behind the Amigavision collection just released a pack for the AO486 core. The goal is to ““consolize” the ao486/DOS experience on the MiSTer FPGA platform, and make gaming on the PC core as easy as any other console core that is supported.” Games are packed into thier own virtual hard […]
Tito from Macho Nacho Productions just posted a video showcasing the ‘ETH2GC’ – A homebrew ethernet adapter for the Nintendo GameCube designed by Extrems and Webhdx. This adapter uses Swiss to trick the GameCube into thinking the ETH2GC is an official Broadband adapter, allowing net and LAN play on the much cheaper devices; The ‘Sidecar’ […]
J&T Studio is now selling an injection-molded, transparent replacement shell for Sega Saturn cartridges. These can be used with original Saturn RAM cartridges, as well as most versions of the Saroo cart. The price is about $20 plus shipping and they’re in-stock now. More info below the links: Purchase Here: https://jt-studios.com/product/sega-saturn-extended-ram-cartridge-plastic-shell/ Saroo Cart: https://s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_DBl8k9B The top of […]
Qwertymodo’s version of the SNES digital audio mod is back in stock and ready to ship. This latest version can be installed in all versions of the console; Simply select either S-DSP or S-APU from the drop-down menu to correspond with the sound chip installed in your console. It can also be installed as a #nocutmod […]
Many years after McWill released the first modern screen mod for the Game Gear, he has come back with an updated design that finally allows for integer scaling that utilizes the full size of the screen. Known as the McWill Ver 4.0 or simply “640×480”, this modification is available as both a traditional screen mod […]
MrMario2011 recently posted a guide to softmod your original Xbox without the need for a game exploit; For years, softmodding required a working DVD drive and the ability to load a game that was known to have an exploitable bug that allowed you to run code on the Xbox in an “unlocked” state. This option […]
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First, I am not paid, affiliated or close friends with any company that I’m reviewing here. These devices I purchased with my own money. The final thoughts at the bottom are my true opinions. You may watch my VOD of my live testing of the devices through a few of the tests I completed below. […]
The YouTube Channel Scrap Computing has recently released details and part 2 video on their new project, the “Throttle Blaster”. The Throttle Blaster is a hardware solution using a Raspberry Pi Pico to functionally act as what a “Turbo Button” did for older IBM Compatible machines from the mid 80s to mid 90s DOS Era. […]
Mike Chi has just released another completely free, feature-filled firmware update for the RetroTINK 4K! This one includes additions like an “Enhanced S-Video mode”, via the rear dsub ports (not the front), XBR smoothing, a 3D comb filter for NTSC composite video and increased stability with lossy tape formats like VHS! Also, Wobbling Pixels have […]
