The team behind XLink Kai has just released a new update that allows tethering via cellphones for internet access. This is handy for people using handheld consoles on the go, who want to game with friends. For anyone not familiar, XLink Kai is software you run on your Windows, macOS, or Linux PC that can […]
MiSTer Laggy is a latency tester that can help you measure the latency on your TV, monitor or other display device using the MiSTer FPGA. You can either build your own or purchase one from the creator Martin Donlon on Tindie. It works on the same principle as the Time Sleuth, but uses the […]
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Wobbling Pixels recently posted another awesome tutorial for the RetroTINK 5x, this time showing how to calibrate the Analog to Digital (ADC) settings. Please remember, no two analog video consoles will ever be exactly alike and it’s common you’ll see two of the same model outputting slightly different on each of the RGB color levels. […]
The latest hardware revision of the Open Source Scan Converter is now in stock and available for purchase. These are the v1.8 that ship with the latest v1.6 firmware that includes shadow mask CRT emulation, HDR mode, 1440p pixel repetition mode and improved sync support. As a note, you can install this firmware on any […]
RetroZord/Reflex Adapt If you’re using a controller adapter based on Sonik_br’s RetroZord design, a new firmware will be released soon. This release will feature: User selectable output mode between xinput,switch,ps3,dinput. Rumble with xinput. Analog triggers on xinput and ps3. Negcon and Jogcon will work on all output modes, but spinner is only on dinput. Also, […]
Here we are on RetroRGB.com. And let’s take a moment to really ponder that last bit – RGB. What’s in a colour? Pretty simple right? Red is red, green is green, blue is blue. Or is it? Let’s ask our little buddy Link what he thinks: Can you pick which is the “right” colour? In […]
Saturn homebrew developer JBeretta, behind the cute 2D platformer Zygo, has dipped their foot into the world of survival horror with their new 3D game Cold Case, A brand new entry for the SEGA Saturn 29th Anniversary Game Competition! I’ve been working on this since the beginning of the year in it’s current form, since […]
Greg from LaserBear has just opened pre-orders on the next version of his Sega Nomad (portable Genesis/Mega Drive) battery pack. NO MOD IS REQUIRED to use this: Simply buy the pak and two batteries (sold separately), then snap it to the back of your Nomad similar to the original 6xAAA battery pak. It should allow […]
Classic CRT TVs have become de rigeur in the retro scene as the true way to experience retro games “the way they were designed”. But there’s a lot of benefits to modern TVs; they’re lighter, usually bigger, and there are a lot of upscalers that give really good pictures. But then you give up peripherals […]
