A few years ago, I picked up a cool-looking CRT and finally had time to do a short livestream on it. While I normally don’t write posts about things that you can’t really get, I just wanted to have a “placeholder” on the internet, for this TV and it’s manuals. More info below the links, […]
MiSTer Laggy is a latency tester that can help you measure the latency on your TV, monitor or other display device using the MiSTer FPGA. You can either build your own or purchase one from the creator Martin Donlon on Tindie. It works on the same principle as the Time Sleuth, but uses the […]
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Wobbling Pixels recently posted another awesome tutorial for the RetroTINK 5x, this time showing how to calibrate the Analog to Digital (ADC) settings. Please remember, no two analog video consoles will ever be exactly alike and it’s common you’ll see two of the same model outputting slightly different on each of the RGB color levels. […]
RetroZord/Reflex Adapt If you’re using a controller adapter based on Sonik_br’s RetroZord design, a new firmware will be released soon. This release will feature: User selectable output mode between xinput,switch,ps3,dinput. Rumble with xinput. Analog triggers on xinput and ps3. Negcon and Jogcon will work on all output modes, but spinner is only on dinput. Also, […]
Saturn homebrew developer JBeretta, behind the cute 2D platformer Zygo, has dipped their foot into the world of survival horror with their new 3D game Cold Case, A brand new entry for the SEGA Saturn 29th Anniversary Game Competition! I’ve been working on this since the beginning of the year in it’s current form, since […]
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In 1988, Hudson and NEC introduced CD-ROM technology to the world of video games with its CD-ROM ROM System add-on for the original PC Engine. This allowed games to store exponentially more data than ever before, opening the doors to seemingly endless new possibilities in gaming in terms of graphics, sound and scope. In order […]
Roger aka 8-Bit Esquire recently released a video talking about the differences between consumer-grade CRT’s and BVM’s. While the video was pretty long, it’s a really great overview as to why some people hunt down PVM…or even BVM monitors. On a personal note, I’d like to politely remind everyone reading this (as did Roger in […]
Have you ever played The Terminator for the NES? Landing is difficult. Jumping is inconsistent. Sometimes you appear to land but fall through the ground! Sometimes you fall off the edge of a platform while running even though you swear you pressed jump before you got there. Sometimes jumping to the first ledge works but […]
