Porkshop Express from MiSTerAddons has just announced that MiSTer users now have the choice to order SNAC adapters, from their shop, with a case/shell. Serial Native Accessory Converter or SNAC is a small board that plugs into the USB 3.0 port of the MiSTer’s IO board and basically allows original and 3rd-party console specific controllers/peripherals […]
Modern Vintage Gamer has just released a video talking about the Nitro DS Emulator: A dev kit from Intelligent Systems that provided programmers with tools, as well as video output options to display the games on a larger screen. MVG takes a closer look at the software used when working with the DS Emulator, which […]
I recently did an interview with Shank: A console-to-handheld modder, YouTuber and member of the new company 4 Layer Tech; The team who created the ForeverPak 64. It was impressive to hear the lengths Shank and his friends had gone through to reverse engineer the Wii and to make brand new products for it! I […]
All Sony BVM monitors require some kind of control unit to allow for operation; While some will power on in the last mode used, a wired control unit is required for even the most basic operations like changing inputs, or switching between RGB and YPbPr. As these control modules get less common, prices are rising […]
A new patch has just been released for the 32x version of Doom that ads a ton of performance updates, new music, save support and a lot more. It’s so impressive to see what could have been done with the 32x and the team who worked on this patch did an amazing job – In […]
Retro Game Restore has posted progress updates for their transparent clear and smoke console shells: The tool (mold) for the SFC has had its final tweaks and production should start soon – The picture above is the final sample. Also, the Genesis/Mega Drive version is coming along and a new render and details are below. […]
4 Layer Tech recently released a brand new line of N64 memory cards, they’re calling the “Forever Pak”. Unlike the originals, these don’t rely on a battery to contain your savegames and have the potential to last a long time. They come in grey, green, purple and blue injection-molded plastic, meant to match the original consoles […]
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Here’s an interview with Tom Happ, creator of the games Axiom Verge 1 & 2. Both are some of my favorite Metroidvania games and it was an honor to be able to interview the creator! We discussed a bit about his background and went in deep with some questions about the games – If you’re […]
Ingo Korb, one of the developers behind the GCVideo project—the basis of virtually every available HDMI and/or component video output mod for the GameCube and Wii—released a new firmware revision last Saturday that implements a handful of helpful bug fixes. Especially important for those of you revisiting the GameCube’s excellent catalog of horror games this October, […]
