There’s been some interesting updates regarding the existing OSSC, as well as the upcoming OSSC Pro!: The Pro should be available this year and there’s a new v1.8 motherboard revision of the original OSSC, with a new v1.6 firmware to go with it. Tons more info below the link and I’ll post again when either […]
Will’s Console Mods is selling the “final” batch of 21-pin SaturnSwitcher’s – A device that replaces the Sega Saturn’s internal PSU and also sits between the Fenrir Optical Drive Emulator and the original CDROM drive: This allows you to retain functionality of the original disc drive, as well as use an ODE. Sadly, the chips […]
For the first time ever, we now have a true digital-to-digital HDMI solution for the Neo Geo! Markus Hiienkari, the creator of the OSSC has now ported the code of his CPSDigiAV (Formerly CPSHDMI) to work on an MV1C motherboard. This video is a general overview of how it works, basic installation tips and some examples […]
Krikzz’ awesome plug and play A/V adapter called the EDFX is now in stock and available at SaG. This device is compatible with all PCE & TG-16 consoles that include the pin connector in back and outputs RGB, composite video and stereo audio via a Genesis 2 MiniDIN. The version SaG is selling also comes […]
Retro-bit have just opened pre-orders on an official reprint of the Super Famicom game Assault Suits Valken, released as Cybernator on the Super Nintendo. This game is Japanese version, with a new English localization, presumably taken from the recently released Switch version. It’s available to purchase for $60 as a complete-in-box game, or $80 as a […]
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I recently tested upgrade kits from Retro Game Restore for the original Famicom. I really think most people who own the console would be interested in the rear board, regardless of signal output – It’s a clean install and I LOVE the sound upgrade (more info below). And if you plan on using composite video […]
Nintendo 64 The Nintendo 64 core has recieved a lot of updates which include: Dual texturing. Flash & controlle rpak saving. Rumble. Fixing rendering issues. Crash fixes. Added dithering. Added Gamma correction. Bilinear scaling added. Post 1 : https://twitter.com/AzumFpg/status/1704173288254058546 Post 2 : https://twitter.com/AzumFpg/status/1704513060256317884 Post 3 : https://twitter.com/AzumFpg/status/1705477169122615765 Post 4 : https://twitter.com/AzumFpg/status/1705856358996672887 Post 5 : https://twitter.com/AzumFpg/status/1706701079373648289 Post 6 : https://twitter.com/AzumFpg/status/1708508491147624616 Post 7 […]
Hey everyone, Coury from My Life in Gaming here. A few days ago we released a video which compiled a lot of the video game accessories that we use in our day to day, uh, life… in, um, gaming. Try and I cover different controllers, wireless controller receivers, save data backups, cables, HDMI splitters, data […]
A new mod for the Steam Deck has just been released. The DeckHD screen replacement kit gives the Steam Deck an upgraded display that is capable of resolutions up to 1200p. As you may or may not know, the native resolution of the Steam Deck is 800p. Additionally, the kit provides increased color accuracy of […]
