Here’s this week’s roundup! Audio-only version, available on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify and for direct-download: https://www.retrorgb.com/podcast/?name=2019-05-08_148.mp3 Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/video/B5g0jfQWfw41 LBRY: https://spee.ch/@retrorgb:1/148 https://open.lbry.com/%40retrorgb%231fca0ca8e0d6b781a2b6c12c6a5ab2266ac343be%2F148
Perifractic’s Retro Recipes just posted a video that asks if you can de-yellow plastic without “retrobright” and just using the sun. He contacted “a few scientists that have worked on plastic polymer degradation issues for decades” for input on his testing. The scientists said that on average, only the top 35 micrometers of the plastic […]
Modern Vintage Gamer just posted a review of the Xbox Open Source Video Project (XOSVP), a device designed to be a high-quality replacement for the official Xbox HD pack. The device outputs component video and seems to even include a low-pass filter, which is something that will improve all analog outputs being plugged into a digital […]
The latest video from Jimmy Hapa showcased the Super Famicom game Kat’s Run. While I’m obviously a fan of Jimmy’s work, this video captured my attention for a few reasons. First, it seemed like a Japanese-influenced mix between F-Zero and Super Mario Kart; That alone would be enough to get my attention, but unlike Mario Kart it […]
Last week, I was thrilled to announce that @nycfurby and I would be livestreaming the Virtual Boy version of Street Fighter at the May 8th NLBC in Brooklyn. We ran a test stream (pic below) and while everything looked great, I realized something: We only had one set of Virtual Boy’s…so if something went wrong*, […]
YouTuber Wrestling With Gaming just released a documentary (The Story of XBAND) showcasing the history, legacy, and future projects regarding the online gaming known as XBAND. XBAND was a device and service well ahead of its time allowing 16-bit consoles of the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive and Super Nintendo/Famicom, to connect up to other users around […]
The team behind Bloodstained just announced the official release dates for the game: First, June 18th on PS4, Xbox One, Steam and GOG. One week later, on June 25th, it’ll be released on the Switch. I have to say, this launch video (shown below) is the single most bad-ass-yet-respectful response I’ve ever seen from any developer […]
Retro Access just added new Dreamcast SCART and BNC cables to their ever-growing inventory of high-grade RGB cables: Dreamcast SCART Cable (you can choose cable type from the drop-down) Dreamcast BNC Cable (choose length and audio connector from the drop-down) Both versions come equipped with a 15kHz/31kHz switch, neatly fitted on the console’s end plug, for […]
Here’s this week’s roundup! Audio-only version, available on iTunes, Google Play, Stitcher, Spotify and for direct-download: https://www.retrorgb.com/podcast/?name=2019-05-01_147.mp3 Bitchute: https://www.bitchute.com/video/GQfLn6rpgd8/ LBRY & Affiliates: https://open.lbry.com/%40retrorgb%23c18996ca488753f714d36d4654715927c1d7f9c2%2Fretrorgb-weekly-roundup-147-may-1st-2019 https://spee.ch/%40retrorgb%3Ac18996ca488753f714d36d4654715927c1d7f9c2%2Fretrorgb-weekly-roundup-147-may-1st-2019
AtariAge user rj1307 has just released a new Atari Lynx multicart called the AgaCart. It’s not quite a “ROM Cart” like the Lynx SD, as you load up to 199 games and select them via the button on the back, as opposed to an on-screen GUI. Price is only about $65, which might make this […]
