Modern Vintage Gamer recently posted a video about the early NES emulation scene. It was a fun look into the history of NES emulation and interesting for anyone curious about the first steps in recreating the NES on other platforms. While you don’t need to have any nostalgic memories of the software mentioned to like […]
Jose Tejada, aka Jotego has just released some significant updates for his Patreon followers! The first is the most exciting for general users: The first game in the CPS2 beta core, Super Puzzle Fighter 2 Turbo, is now available to Patreon subscribers on the MiSTer and MiST/SiDi! platforms. There’s still plenty of work to go […]
Furrtek has just released a firmware update, as well as the open source files for the Neo SD Loader; An optical drive emulator for the Neo Geo CD. When originally announced, Furrtek said he would open source the entire project after some development costs were recouped and now (as usual) he’s kept his word. Along […]
The Open Source Scan Converter is one of the greatest tools to ever be introduced to the retro gaming world, as it provides a versatile and lag-free way to digitize classic consoles. In fact, one of the only “complaints” I’ve heard over the years is that there weren’t any different-style replacements cases available. Well, now […]
Earlier this morning, a company calling itself Pixel FX—staffed by console modding legends Citrus300psi, Chriz2600, and Woozle64—announced a new digital-to-digital modification for the Nintendo 64. The unsurprisingly named N64Digital follows in the footsteps of similar modifications for the Dreamcast and Playstation, appearing to offer the same rich feature set that has made those mods instant […]
The media streaming software company Plex has just announced a new paid feature called “Plex Arcade”. It’s a $3 monthly service that allows you to install emulators and roms on your main Plex server and play them through any connected device that allows a bluetooth controller. To accomplish this, they’re using the well-regarded Parsec streaming […]
A few months ago, I discovered a channel called Video-Game OST HQ, which has a bunch of N64 music in high quality, better than what you can hear from the original game. They have both regular and HD+ versions of the music. The HD+ versions seem to have some virtual surround sound added to the […]
Krikzz has recently released a new firmware for the Mega Everdrive Pro that contains a few bugfixes, but makes it harder to roll back to previous versions if needed. That’s not usually something most users need, but there’s more info below on what it entails: Purchase a Mega Everdrive Pro: http://bit.ly/megaedpro MEDPro Firmware Updates: http://krikzz.com/pub/support/mega-everdrive/pro-series/OS/ Updating to […]
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This post is not a dig, or a joke – Polymega has just instructed people through their Instagram stories that they should cancel any orders placed through Walmart and re-purchase directly on Polymega’s website. The price is now $50 more expensive than Walmart was selling it for, but you can use the code WALMART50 for a […]
