A new homebrew software is demonstrating what can be done with the Saturn’s sound processor, giving users control over its capabilities with a simple text-based interface running on the console. It’s called Calypso, and its developer, Neosquid, posted about the utility Aug. 6 on SegaXtreme. It can be downloaded from its Github page, which shows […]
A new homebrew network adapter is currently on sale for the GameCube, called the “GCNET”. It’s essentially the same as the ETH2GC, however it connects to the front memory card port, instead of the bottom. The price is about $40 and they’re in-stock now. More info after the link: Purchase Here: https://gcnet.neostormer.com/ Swiss: https://github.com/emukidid/swiss-gc Original Broadband […]
There’s now a new firmware for the GameCube version of the MemCard Pro. This allow you to set a default memory card each time it boots, as well as have an existing card act as a template for any new cards you create – Both of which seem like very handy features. There’s also some […]
Markus has just released a new firmware update for the OSSC Pro, which adds some new features, including support for Lumacode! That’s the new option to get digital video from early consoles, including a #nocutmod for the original NES…that doesn’t even require you to remove the PPU! Check out the full list of changes, as […]
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Update: These are now for sale on eBay! The original listing and lots more info below: Purchase Here: https://ebay.to/2ESH3e4 Used D9H Monitors: https://ebay.us/WF54P6 Please assume all eBay links are paid affiliate links. At this year’s Retro World Expo, I’ll be bringing pre-production samples of Roarke’s replacement 4:3 D9H bezel to sell. These are all pressure-molded bezels, NOT […]
Back in 1993, Pioneer released what would be one of the oddest and most opulent gaming machines ever created, the LaserActive. Calling it a “gaming machine” is actually a bit misleading since gaming was just one of the many things it was capable of. At its core, the LaserActive is a LaserDisc player (you know, […]
Apple’s App Store approved Saturn emulator Yaba Sanshiro this month, marking the end of a four-month wait after developer Shinya “DevMiyax” Miyamoto applied in April. “Finally, Yaba Sanshiro was released in the Apple App Store!” Miyamoto said on social media on Aug. 3. “You can play SEGA Saturn games on your iPhone or iPad or […]
QMTech Full MiSTer Setup MiSTer vendor Antonio Villena started selling a complete MiSTer FPGA custom kit that uses the DE10 Nano alternative from QMTech. Unfortunately, it is sold out at the moment but you can sign up for email updates for when they come back in stock. The full kit costs $349. Antonio also plans […]
Back in February of last year, I decided to order a Logitech Z906. A 5.1 surround sound set in a box for $400 on the recommendation from a few people in the My Life in Gaming Discord as an inexpensive way to dip my toes into surround sound. And in terms of how it […]
