Video Game Perfection has just started selling the dexx add-on board for the DE-10 Nano. This essentially turns the same dev kit that powers the MiSTer FPGA project into an “OSSC Pro Lite”. The price should come in under $100 without a remote, however it’s fully compatible with the original OSSC’s remote. For more information, […]
I just had the pleasure of testing a new capture solution for the New 3DS XL that transfers the handheld’s audio and video to your PC via software and a MicroUSB cable. It’s a very hard installation, but worked well with every game we tested: 3DS, DS, GBA (via Virtual Console), plus each of the […]
Rodland Core Pierco posted a playable beta of Rodland for Patreon subscribers. This is an action platformer where you take control of a fairy with a magical rod that you use to clear levels of enemies. It runs on the Jaleco Mega System 1 hardware. Other games that run on the hardware are Saint Dragon […]
Have you ever wanted to connect a really old gaming console to your Sony PVM? For example, the Atari 2600 console has native RF video and audio output only. How would you go about converting that RF signal into something a Pro CRT can use, like composite video? The Sony TU-1041U is a good option. […]
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The Sony BVM D9H and D14H series monitors, don’t have a built in “VCR Mode”, which results in a “sync curl” at the top of the screen. Martin, creator of the BVM replacement cards has discovered a fix for SMS consoles (demonstrated by Chris Valdez above), however PC Engine / TG-16 consoles still have the […]
Andy King was a guest on the Cathode Ray Podcast this week. Andy repairs and modifies CRT displays in the Bay area of California. He also runs a website called the CRT Database. The site contains helpful documentation on many CRTs. There are manuals, repair guides and even RGB modification guides for many consumer CRTs. […]
GunCon 3 For a while, users on the MiSTer FPGA discord have been able to get a GunCon 3 working without the need of the original IR emitters. The GunCon 3 on its own isn’t too expensive but when packaged with the IR emitters, they are going for a lot of money online. Even the […]
I recently did a livestream with James from RetroHQ talking about the Atari Jaguar. We started out with a brief overview of the console, then showed the different accessories currently available for the system (at least the ones I had access to). Those included controllers, controller mods, video output options, overlays and of course, the […]
A viewer named Mike Schiraldi contacted me with a discovery he found in the code for Super Mario Bros. Apparently, there is a scrolling bug in the setup for the underground Warp Zones that involves a hidden enemy object! This video dives into how Super Mario Bros. levels are built, how scroll stops work, what […]
