The team behind the RGB Pi has just released an updated version of the hardware. The changes seem pretty minor, so while all updates are welcome and appreciated, existing owners shouldn’t feel the need to update unless they’re running into the problems specifically addressed: – New feature, auto-switching of AV channel on 4:3 mode – Compatibility […]
Tim Worthington has just released a new version of his game-changing NESRGB kit. Up until it’s release, most people assumed it would be impossible to get true RGB from a NES without using a PlayChoice-10 PPU; The “picture processing unit” or “video chip” from the Nintendo arcade machines. While using those wasn’t a bad solution, […]
After rumors and speculation of Walmart lowering the price, you can now officially order a PlayStation Classic in the US for $40 with free shipping at Amazon and (WalMart): I think this is just about the price even classic gaming enthusiasts like myself can tolerate. In my opinion, you can look at this two ways: […]
Just after announcing his backlit GBC screen replacement, BennVenn just announced he’s working on screen replacements for the GameGear and Lynx as well. There’s no other details at the moment, but if they’re pixel-perfect or integer-scaled, I’m completely on board! Coming soon! GameGear and Lynx LCD replacement kits. Posted by BennVenn on Tuesday, February 5, […]
The much-anticipated Dreamcast scart cable by Retro Gaming Cables just got pushed back, unfortunately, due to manufacturing setbacks. Here’s what RGC had to say about it: “We received a test casing of the connector shell (just ignore imperfections in the shell, as this is just a prototype), however there needs to be an adjustment made […]
Displaced Gamers has just posted a video explaining the proper aspect ratios of Capcom arcade games. I’m sure most CRT gamers already know how to properly display these games, but the video does a great job explaining why the aspect ratio and resolutions are displayed the way they are. They also debunked an annoying myth that […]
Game-tech has just posted a status update for the GBA Consolizer pre-orders: https://www.game-tech.us/blog/gbaconsolizer-updates/ The kits have arrived to Woozle and are currently being tested and programmed. One kit was already sent to Jason to test-fit the 3D pieces, so the plastic can be ordered. Overall, everything seems pretty close to on-schedule. Unrelated, Woozle himself has tested […]
The Time Sleuth, a display lag tester that was announced last week, is now available for pre-order at Citrus3000psi’s website: https://shop.dansprojects.com/time-sleuth-lag-tester.html Priced at $80, this device will be compatible with OLED, LCD, Plasma and even CRT screens. The latter will require some adapters to function properly in conjunction with the Time Sleuth, but all of the […]
Christof has just released a new firmware for the DCHDMI that prevents the possibility of bricking the console as the result of a bad download. I recommend every DCHDMI owner carefully updates right away, so you won’t have to worry about it at all. Also, Christof has posted instructions on what to do if your DCHDMI […]
Questions poured in after my interview with Ikari about the SD2SNES Pro (AKA SD2SNES MK.III), and he was kind enough to answer them all. He also shared new photos of his SD2SNES Pro prototype units. Below is a transcript of our conversation. SmokeMonster: Thanks again for joining me for the video. Could I ask a […]
