8BitDo have just opened pre-orders on an NES and Famicom-themed “Retro Mechanical” keyboards. They offer bluetooth, 2.4GHz RF and USB connections and also come with two buttons that you can map to basically anything using their software. The price is $100 and they’re due to ship by the end of September. Select which edition you’d […]
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Developer Infidelity has just released his NES to SNES conversion for the game DuckTales. As with his previous Zelda, Mega Man II and Mega Man IV releases, these eliminate slowdown, reduce sprite flicker and allow for MSU-1 audio conversions. Infidelity also added a pretty cool feature: Holding the A button performs Scrooge’s pogo jump! While […]
1Konami SCC Schematics Core developer Raki has fully extracted schematics for the Konami SCC chip. This chip was used in the MSX, but Raki also mentions that this could be used for a City Bomber or Haunted Castle core. Post : https://twitter.com/RCAVictorCo/status/1683831415643963403 Raki support page: https://www.patreon.com/ikamusume Raki Twitter: https://twitter.com/RCAVictorCo Raki Github: https://github.com/ika-musume MiSTex and Other MiSTer Port sy2002 […]
Saturn fans rejoice! 8bitdo’s excellent M30 controller just got a lovely new makeover in the style of the Sega Saturn’s Japan-only HSS-0101 pad. With a solid white body, six multicoloured face buttons and two deep red shoulder buttons, the new M30 is a perfect re-creation of that old NTSC-J controller which tantalized PAL and NTSC […]
Bitmap Bureau have just opened pre-orders on a Super Nintendo / Super Famicom version of Xenocrisis. There are NTSC, PAL and Japanese versions of the game, all with standard and limited editions. And each run in true 60fps! The price is about $70 / $100 plus shipping and it’s due to arrive at customers before […]
The GCLoader, a GameCube optical drive emulator from Daniel Kraak (meneerbeer) and Dan Kunz (citrus3000psi), will finally be back in stock this coming Monday, July 31st. Released in 2019, the GCLoader was the first commercially available ODE for the Nintendo GameCube, boasting improved functionality over existing SD card interfaces and (after an awkward initial release) […]
I had a chance to sit down with Kirston Otis, the Audio and Video Design department head for The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. He is in charge of many projects at the Museum. One of which is to preserve the museum’s large collection of CRTs and other retro video devices. We discuss the methods […]
Mike Chi has just revealed details about the upcoming RetroTINK 4K. I’ve personally been testing this product for months and am so excited to finally be able to discuss it publicly, however there’s one thing I need to clarify before we continue: This should be considered the “Sony BVM” of scalers. You don’t need a BVM. […]
Strider for NES is quite possibly the most requested game for the Behind the Code series. It feels like it will fall apart at any moment. Random sprites appear in random places on the screen as the frames roll by. What the heck is happening? A minor bug somewhere? Oh… it is MUCH worse than […]
