Retro Fighters the company behind the StrikerDC a 3rd party made SEGA Dreamcast controller. Have received their first run of production units from the factory and will be shipping to the Kickstarter backers and website pre-orders promptly. Updates and invoices have gone out via email and customers should expect their deliveries to arrive soon. […]
Deunan Knute has recently released the long awaited firmware update for his Dreamcast ODE (Optical Drive Emulator), the GDEMU. Three years after the release of firmware 5.15 , Deunan addressed a few persistent bugs in a couple of titles, with the latest update version 5.20, as well as added the ability to slow down the […]
Over the past year, I’ve been converting a CRT-based Neo Geo emulation arcade machine into a real Neo Geo, using an official motherboard and upgrading pretty much everything about it. This video is more of a fun overview and less of an instructional, but I hope you enjoy it! Also, if you have any idea how […]
This weekend, I decided to fully restore a Super Nintendo “1CHIP” console I had and wanted to post what I did, as well as why I did it. The basic theory of what to do would apply to almost any console, however the origin of RetroRGB started with my love for the Super Nintendo and […]
Stone Age Gamer now has stock of the awesome new album from Remute, titled The Cult Of Remute! It’s completely region free and fits in all versions of the Super Nintendo / Super Famicom: https://bit.ly/cultofremute As previously reported when it was announced, the all-original album from Remute is made as a real SNES game and […]
UPDATE: Hyperkin admits their product is junk. Please see below. Voultar just posted a detailed analysis of the Hyperkin TurboGrafx-16 composite video adapter, as well as the PCE/TG-16 video circuit. These are the same thoughts he expressed a few years ago and the reason I’ve always recommended people stay away from the adapter (as shown […]
A guide was recently posted that shows people how to build their own lag testing kit, using parts they may already have lying around and a Raspberry Pi Zero. The lag tester works by flashing the Pi’s LED at the exact same time a signal is sent through the Pi’s HDMI port, into your TV. […]
Dan Mons has just started a series of videos about CRT color calibration. While there’s other videos and guides available that teach how to calibrate geometry, I don’t know of any others that explain color calibration at this level. The first video in the series goes over the theory behind how your eyes perceive color […]
Disclaimer: This mod was tested by the writer of this post. Please try it at your own risk. RetroRGB.com (or any of its writers) aren’t responsible for any damage you do to your tools or VMU. While this mod is fairly simple in concept, it is one of the fiddliest mods you might come across. […]
Here’s this week’s roundup! An audio-only version, is available on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify and for direct-download: https://www.retrorgb.com/podcast/?name=2020-05-27_203.mp3 Video available on YouTube (above), LBRY and Bitchute: Please consider signing up as a supporter! Either hit Join, tip or pledge on this video, or sign up through the following services: https://www.floatplane.com/channel/RobertNeal / https://www.patreon.com/retrorgb T-Shirts: https://www.retrorgb.com/store.html All […]
