Kyle from Kytor Industries just released a SCART-SnapFit brace that helps “lock” the connector into place. With SCART connectors notoriously backing themselves out of the receptacles, this is a good option for people who just want to plug in their cables and forget about them. There’s versions available for the main switch, as well as […]
Darksoft has just released a new version of his CPS-1 multi-kit, which includes a new way to get QSound that uses all original chips (as opposed to an FPGA replacement for audio). That makes these “official” Q-Sound boards that match originals. All kits purchased from now on will include this board and if you’ve already […]
Miniature cars hit the streets — or rather, the tabletop — in Micro Motor Mayhem, the newest Saturn homebrew game. Developer JBeretta, known for last year’s SegaXtreme Game Contest original game winner Cold Case, uploaded his latest creation Saturday to a SegaXtreme Resources page. “It’s a bit like Micro Machines, a bit like Mario Kart,” […]
SegaSonicFan has just released an updated version of his replacement lens covers for the Nintendo Virtual Boy. These simply install the same way the originals would, but are brand new lenses and frames meant to replace scratched or damaged original lenses. The price is $24 plus shipping and they’re available now: Purchase SSF’s Virtual Boy […]
The ikuai RSH-ST07C is a 7-port USB hub that supports multiple signal and connector types. It connects to your computer via a USB-C cable and offers two USB-C 10Gbps, one USB-A 10Gbps input and four USB 3.0 inputs. I tested it with multiple devices and it performs nearly identically to when the devices are connected […]
There’s a new tool at Saturn fans’ disposal to make development of homebrew games on the console even easier: a software development kit called Saturn Ring Library. Its lead developer, ReyeMe, unveiled SRL in a SegaXtreme thread Friday night. He said its features promise to “do away with many of the headaches of typical Saturn […]
Wobbling Pixels has just uploaded a complete overhaul of his RetroTINK 4K profiles, as well as a 30-min tutorial on how to use them. This pack separates PAL & NTSC profiles, as well as offers different choices for both 4K Pro and CE owners. To install them, connect your current TINK SD card to your […]
Firmware 0.78 for the OSSC Pro has been released, and although I have mostly focused on downscaling, all OSSC Pro users will benefit from improved Scaler Mode frame locking and some other UI improvements. Here is the full Firmware 0.78 changelog: * 1920×1440@60 input support added for both analog and digital sources * 1152x864_75 […]
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The Commodore 64 has no shortage of flash cartridges, making it easier than ever to load software without the hassle of floppy disks or tape drives. But what if you could take things even further—adding NFC game launching, Internet connectivity, USB storage, and MIDI to your C64? That’s exactly what the TeensyROM brings to the […]
