A Brazilian company named GamesCare has just announced an 8×2 SCART switch for R$ 689.00 (about $170). In my opinion, the price point sits nicely between the $220 (fully featured) gscartsw and $60 (basic) Otaku switch, offering a good option for people. I’m not sure if they have plans to sell a cheaper 4×1 version, […]
Here’s this week’s roundup, guest hosted by RetroRGB writer Rany! An audio-only version, is available on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify and for direct-download: https://www.retrorgb.com/podcast/?name=2019-11-06_174.mp3 T-Shirts: https://www.retrorgb.com/store.html 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: […]
Announced months ago, the C64 Video Enhancement is a YPbPr (aka component video) and RGsB (aka sync on green) solution for the Commodore 64 designed by c0pperdragon. Originally, due to the limitation of the on-board VIC-II chip, the C64 could output RF through RCA, Composite and out-of-spec S-video through an 8-pin Din connector. Now with […]
Mobius Strip Tech is now selling both Furrtek’s Virtual Tap video out kits and a servo emulator chip: https://mobiusstriptechnologies.com/product/virtual-tap/ https://mobiusstriptechnologies.com/product/servo-emu/ The servo emulator is an interesting device, as it “fools” the Virtual Boy to thinking there’s still mirrors and motors inside it. This is perfect for VB’s that are badly broken – I have one […]
Dan, aka Citrus3000psi (with the help of meneerbeer) has just announced an Optical Drive Emulator (ODE) for the GameCube. No action replay required, this is just a direct ODE! The boards are due to arrive in December and will sell for $80; No pre-orders, just plenty available for purchase once they arrive: https://shop.dansprojects.com/gc-loader.html The GCLoader […]
Here, I wanna present you the GX-4000 from Amstrad. This console was released in September 1990 only in Europe. This is a 8bit console based on the Amstrad CPC architecture, released at a time when 16bit consoles were being released. That resulted in a system that lived barely a year and sold around 150,000 copies. […]
I was lucky enough to sit down with Artemio in person, to chat about his projects and thoughts on retro gaming in general. It’s always a pleasure to speak with Artemio, but was incredible to finally meet him in person! An audio-only version, is available on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify and for direct-download: https://www.retrorgb.com/podcast/?name=2019-11-02_artemio_interview.mp3 Artemio: https://twitter.com/Artemio […]
For all who have been waiting for their GBA Consolizer to ship, Jason from Game-Tech US recently posted an update video showing off his progress with current orders as well as a detailed overview of the brand new redesign of the assembled case. Having received mixed reviews about the initial design of the standalone GBA […]
I’ve had an opportunity to test out both the RGB2Comp and Comp2RGB series of RetroTINK products and in my opinion, both are the best you can purchase for the money. I’ll take a moment to describe what each one does and I’ll soon have a video comparing them to the competition. They should be available […]
The Chinese Guy has just posted a video showcasing the new backlight mod for Bandai’s Wonderswan. The replacement screen is the same size as the original and seems to be high quality with no screen tearing or shimmering; The video claims the screen is a pixel-perfect, integer scale of the original screen and even includes […]
