Pre-orders are have opened for the the NeoSD Pro Flash Cart for the Neo Geo AES. The NeoSD Pro AES brings all of the great features of the NeoSD Pro MVS to the Neo Geo AES home console. The price is €549.00 ($624 USD) and orders are expected to start shipping in about 3 weeks. […]
Low_budget has updated the Parsec Supergun, which brings a bunch of really nice upgrades and new design features: The v1.1 PARSEC Supergun has the following Improvements over the v1.0 PCB: Thicker 1.5 oz copper layer Wider +5v traces can handle loads up to 15A 3 unused component footprints removed controller ports now even with board […]
Frank has completed the first finished production model Sentinel Supergun, serial #001. Superguns are devices which allow you play arcade game PCBs on TVs, essentially “consolizing” the boards into stand-alone systems. The Sentinel is one of only three (along with HAS & Parsec) that are safe for modern equipment, with an RGB video encoder, proper […]
Prices have been announced for the Sentinel Supergun. Originally envisioned as a cheap device, the Sentinel’s features and quality steadily rose until it is basically as much as, or more expensive than the HAS. Sentinel Features 4 layer PCB with gold immersion finish. RGBS buffered by THS7374 with switch to toggle the LPF. Dipswitch to […]
[mmtl-row][mmtl-col width=”1/1″][mmtl-text] The person behind Irken Labs has already made the JVS-Pac, a useful USB Micro-controller to connect a SEGA Naomi Cab to a PC. Well, he’s about to release the Jammafier, a small PCB that allows you to connect Jamma boards to a JVS Cab.There’s a lot of information about the video connection, the […]
Superguns allow you to attach real arcade game PCBs to televisions for gameplay. A new budget oriented supergun has emerged, the Parsec. It should be safe for modern video equipment because it has a video encoder that outputs proper RGB, unlike simple pass-through Superguns that endanger video equipment due to the vast range of […]
