The Optical Drive Emulator (ODE) known of the XStation is now available and in stock from the website RetroGamerStuff.com. Buyers in Europe looking to get ODE have an option that is hopefully friendlier to work with. This ODE has gained in popularity as of late with its feature compatibility with the newly released MemCard Pro, […]
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The long lost Castlevania: Resurrection E3 Demo once used by Konami for a potential release and showcase on the SEGA Dreamcast. Has been made available for download via website The Dreamcast Junkyard. This build of the game had been recently found and had made news headlines earlier this month. With a bit of additional controversy […]
Beloved retro gaming community icon Modern Vintage Gamer (MVG) had made it recently known that he had worked on the re-release of Shantae for the Nintendo Switch. For MVG’s weekly video, he decided to dedicate it to how he made and ported the game which was originally released for the Nintendo Game Boy Color (GBC). […]
The Automatic SPDIF Audio Switch by Beni Skate, which was initially released in early 2019, is now back in stock on Tindie. This is essentially a high quality optical audio switch, holding multiple inputs (SPDIF and RCA) and outputs, that is set to detect incoming signals from the connected sources. It automatically selects the active […]
Axunworks has just released five new arcade products, ranging from expert to beginner use. I’ve tested quite of few of his previous products and liked them all, so I’m interested to try some of these out! Here’s links to all new additions and I’ll have short descriptions of each below; Please note, I haven’t personally tested […]
I recently had a chat with comedian, Estonian cultural attaché and fellow retro gaming nerd Louis Zezeran. I’d previously been a guest on his podcast and when I saw he was tipping his toes into the icy waters of retro game videos, I wanted to have him on for a chat. This podcast is (respectfully) […]
Playing retro game consoles on a flat-panel TV or capture card, always requires some kind of scaling for the signal to look right. While there’s many basic scalers out there that do a great job, there’s some more advanced scalers or mods becoming available that provide you with a lot more control over the signal. […]
Hey there, it’s is Coury from My Life in Gaming. Perhaps its a bit out of left field, but we posted up a video on downscaling modern HD games to 240p using the GBS-Control Custom Firmware. I tried out over 60 different games – from the most modern open world games like Spider-Man to some […]
CPSHDMI / OSSC creator Markus has just ported his incredible HDMI kit to the Neo Geo MVS, MV1C motherboard. It’s a true digital-to-digital A/V mod and an amazing choice for people looking to stream, or play MVS games! The Open MVS project is currently adapting the case to the required location of the HDMI port […]
