Here’s this week’s roundup, available as a video, as well as audio-only on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify and for direct-download: https://www.retrorgb.com/podcast/?name=2021-05-12_253.mp3 If you enjoy these videos, please consider supporting this channel via monthly support services, tips, or even just by using our affiliate links to purchase things you were already going to buy anyway, at […]
Twitter user @DarioSamo has recently released a mod for the PC port of Super Mario 64 called SM64RT (Super Mario 64 Ray Tracing). What this does is that it completely overhauls how the game looks, and how it’s rendered. Because it’s using something called path tracing. What most games that support ray tracing do […]
AxunWorks has just released a high quality enclosure that includes a MeanWell PSU and a voltage meter. You have a choice between a green or black panel color (for the front and rear), but the outer casing is the same color. Also, individual power adapters are sold separately for $15; Just make sure to select […]
The the 240p Test Suite team has just added a new pattern to the software, called the “Monoscope Pattern”, developed by Keith Raney. The “Monoscope Pattern” is an expansion on the classic “Grid Pattern” in the software. 240p Test Sute Website: http://junkerhq.net/xrgb/index.php?title=240p_test_suite Follow Keith Raney on Twitter: @khmr33 MD Fourier Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/aurbina Keith has added many new […]
I just updated the Video Capture section of the website, to reflect a major change in my capture method: I switched from using a customized OBS version, to using VirtualDub2. This could be helpful both for people looking to capture uncompressed, or people who use normal compression and just want a reliable method! Here’s links […]
In March, Forest of Illusion, a Twitter account designed for “Preserving Nintendo’s History”, posted a tweet about a SA-1 demonstration cartridge being available on eBay. The cartridge was undumped at that time and showed two mysterious demos: The first suggested a comparison between S-CPU (SNES CPU) and C-CPU (SA-1 CPU) and the next suggested a […]
Here’s a video that goes over everything you’d need to know about updating the firmware on your RetroTINK products. It’s a REALLY easy process, but I thought a quick runthrough showing all the models compatible with USB updating might be a help to some people. After you do it once though, it’s super quick to […]
Greg from LaserBear has just completed a project that replaces the rear battery door in your Sega Saturn, with a 3D-printed door that includes a SPDIF jack. This is designed to provide a convenient, no-cut solution for anyone performing a digital audio mod on a Saturn. The kit includes the door and SPDIF board/jack, but […]
Kevin Mellott, creator of devices like the HyperFlash32 and the Dreamcast link cable has just listed all of his products on a new web store: https://www.retroonyx.com/products Previously, you’d need to email Kevin directly for purchases, which isn’t the most efficient for anyone. At first, I imagine it wasn’t too bad, as some of Kevin’s items […]
Here’s a live interview, featuring RetroTINK creator Mike Chi. It’s been almost two years since the last time we caught up with each other on camera and with the release of the RetroTINK 5x, I felt it was a great time to have him back on! As with all interviews / podcasts, this is available […]
