Back in 2018, Dave & Peter from SHIRO! Media Group, decided they would love to create their own game magazine, paying homage to their favorite console of all time. Little did they know the shear amount of work that would be involved in bringing such a dream to reality. However, they kept plugging away at […]
Hey everyone, this is Try from My Life in Gaming. We’ve just returned from a bit of an accidental hiatus due to having a lot on our plates and such, but Coury just recently released an excellent episode that goes in-depth on a variety of ways to backup, transfer, and restore saves to and from […]
Playstation Core The Playstation Core now fulfills instruction cache fetch timing from real hardware, making the core even more accurate. If you want to try out these accuracy tests for yourself, Robert, the core developer, has them available on GitHub and you can also check out his Patreon for more detailed post on how updates […]
I had the pleasure of talking with Keith Cooper, partner at Morrison Rothman LLP about cloning. It was great to speak with someone who has direct experience fighting cloners and Keith did a great job breaking down what we all need to know. Hopefully we can use this knowledge to take steps towards stopping cloners […]
Developer Joshua Campbell has created an inventory list for all the cores available for the Analogue Pocket’s “OpenFPGA” platform. The data for this page is being automatically polled and should update whenever there’s another core added to Github. It’s also using shields.io to populate the date column, so this should be a fairly reliable way to […]
In today’s segment for “develpments I did not expect”, it seems the modern anime industry has fallen in love with classic SEGA, or at the very least, it has according to St1ka (that’s me). Long story short, modern anime shows have been showing cameos of classic SEGA consoles left and right during the last few […]
A new 3D wireframe tank game has just been announced for the Virtual Boy. This is being developed by the VUEngine team of PlanetVB with help from VB community member VirtuousRage doing some of the 3D art. The game is being funded by Kevin Mellott (RetroOnyx) via profits from HyperFlash32 and HyperBoy ROM cart sales – […]
Humble Bazooka has just started selling a 3D printed replacement door for Panasonic FZ-10 3DO consoles. Much like the side door on Genesis 1 & 2 consoles, it acts as a dust cover. While it isn’t functionally needed, it’s nice to keep the space covered and it certainly looks nicer. The price is a reasonable […]
Todd from RetroFrog has just announced one more run of the Neo2USB adapter: A device we previously posted about that uses MickGyver’s low-latency, open source design to convert DB15 to USB. These are designed specifically to use Neo Geo controllers with the MiSTer, however any 4-button (or less) arcade sticks wired with a DB15 port […]
Ship to Shore has launched pre-orders for the Gimmick! soundtrack composed by Masashi Kageyama for Famicom on a vinyl record as well as cassette tape, featuring artwork by Mushbuh, liner notes from game journalist Anthony John Agnello and interview with the composer. Vinyl record is priced at $30.00 and cassette tape is priced at $12.00. […]
