I had the opportunity to take an early look at Voultar’s Edge Enhancer mod for 2-chip Super Nintendos, which promises a sharper and cleaner video output comparable to 1-Chip Super Nintendo consoles. First, it’s important to note that the mod will initially be offered as an install service only. Voultar is refining the installation documentation […]
Stone Age Gamer now has stock of the Neo SD Pro ROM cart. This is the version for the Neo Geo AES home console, that also supports most Neo Geo CD .iso’s as well. The price is $650 and they’ll ship right away. More info after the links: Purchase Here: https://retrorgb.link/neosdproaes So, obviously these ROM carts […]
If you’ve tried to capture and edit lossless retro game footage, you’ve probably used both the Lagorith and x264 codecs. I’ve found both to be excellent, however there always seems to be some issue when importing them to video editing software. While this post is very niche, if you’ve run into these issues (or use either […]
Arthrimus, creator of the PSX to DB15 adapter circuit used in the Behar Bros’ Hayabusa supergun, has just released a new firmware that should lower the controller latency to 0-16ms*. The original firmware that the Behar Bros shipped with the Hayabusa added up to two frames of lag, averaging out to about 26ms just from […]
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Yahel from Wrestling With Gaming has just released a video chronicling the short history of the official PlayStation store. No, I don’t mean the also-failed “Sony Style” stores…they had just one before that. And it flopped too. Check out the short, but great story about it above: Support Yahel here: https://www.patreon.com/WrestlingWithGaming While Yahel’s last few videos have […]
Krikzz has just released a completely open source version of his Genesis Everdrive, that’s also meant to be a cost-effective way for people to start gaming. I purchased one and the price came to just over $40, including shipping to the NYC area. These are obviously far less powerful than the Mega Everdrive Pro’s, but […]
Datapath has just released a firmware update for the Vision line of capture cards (Vision E1, E1s and E2s), that fixes a blue screen error that occurs when you change resolutions. This crash could happen with both analog and digital sources, so if you own one of these cards, upgrade right away: Download Here: https://www.datapathsoftware.com/downloads/visioninstall-v7-29-0/ *Used […]
Taki Udon DE10 Nano Alternative Taki Udon reminded us that the three boards he’s developed to have a full MiSTer setup are still in mass production. No update on when they will go on sale. Taki also said that they do expect this first batch to sell out but will restock with follow-up batches, and […]
Developer Infidelity has just publicly released his latest NES to SNES conversion, for Zelda II: The Adventure of Link. As with his previous conversions, these eliminate slowdown, reduce sprite flicker and allow for SNES-related enhancements that aren’t possible on NES hardware. This (as with all his other releases) are freely available to download, however please […]
