New firmware for the Satiator released Wednesday adds new features to the Saturn optical drive emulator, including support for switching discs during gameplay and booting up discs that have been burned or are from any region. Firmware version 161 and menu version 68 can be downloaded from the official Satiator website. Being able to swap […]
Tito from Macho Nacho Productions recently posted an update video showing all the progress and changes since his FlippyDrive Gamecube Optical Drive Emulator launch video. There’s a ton to talk about: Network game loading, controller support, a MicroSD extension, better Swiss integration…this video answers all the questions people had about the project! You can also […]
Humble Bazooka has just started selling a bluetooth controller adapter for the Nintendo Famicom. This is based off Darthcloud’s open source Blueretro platform, that offers some of the lowest bluetooth latency ever recorded when used with a fast controller. The price is $50 plus shipping and it will also work with NES consoles via a $15 adapter: […]
Analogue is now selling versions of the Pocket handheld in colors that are inspired by the Game Boy Color. The price is the same $250 plus “premium shipping” and they’ll start shipping this Monday. Analogue also released an updated version of the firmware, with quite a few new additions and fixes; Still no DAC support […]
Lundy Electronics is selling a $50 DRAM to SRAM conversion upgrade for Colecovision and Coleco ADAM consoles. This is handy for anyone who’s DRAM has gone bad, as there aren’t any new replacements available. Apparently, it’s common for people to mis-diagnose a power supply issue as a RAM failure…but Lundy Electronics is also selling a […]
The original Unreal is a fascinating single-player shooter which shares a striking amount of similarities to a certain Xbox shooter which would change the genre forever. Which one comes out on top today? And did the original Halo really change shooters for the better? All this and more, as we take a critical look at […]
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The Universal Video Converter (uVC) was actively supported by UltraCade Technologies between 2003-2005, and were intended for downscaling PC’s to a tri-sync arcade cabinet. They officially support the following resolutions: XGA (1024×768), SVGA (800×600) and VGA (640×480), and downscale to EGA (640×384, 24KHz) and CGA (640×240 15KHz ie 240p). The 640×480 input will likely be […]
Taki Udon MiSTer Products Taki Udon’s MiSTer Products have been released. The purchase website is at retroremake.co. The FPGA boards and bundles sold out quickly, but more btaches are incoming. You can still buy the IO board, USB board and RAM without the need to wait for batches. Purchase site : https://retroremake.co/ Taki Udon Video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbppuWmukw0 […]
A new ESS ISA Soundcard is coming from the PC MIDI team (Keropi & Marmes) who brought you the successful Orpheus, PC MIDI MPU, MK8330, Goldlib and other computer sound and utility cards. This new card is called the MK1869. Is fresh off the heels of the popular Orpheus II soundcard and yet again offers […]
