Voultar has just released the follow-up to his SNES repro project, which is essentially the same thing, but for 8-bit NES carts. This process allows you to dump the original ROM that’s on the cart you own, patch it with the translation, then flash it back using Voultar’s adapters and a programmer. This is a 100% […]
Voultar has just posted a video that shows how to use his new adapter boards to create easier and safer SNES cartridge hacks. This is something that’s been important to many people in the retro-gaming world, as there’s many amazing language translation patches available that allow people to play games that would never normally be […]
It’s been a few years since the release of the PlayStation SD device called the PSIO. As with any new product, it had some bugs at first, but consistent firmware updates now allow it to perform very nicely. Recent reviews from Voultar and My Life In Gaming showcased the device again and now that the “new” […]
Voultar just posted a video that recommends a $100 (approx) soldering kit that performs as good or better than most equipment many times more expensive. It’s a great walkthrough of both what’s better about it, as well as why it’s better. EDIT: It’s been reported that not every T12 has the same circuitry as the one […]
Voultar has just released the design files for the SSDS3’s video fix for free. They can be downloaded from the following link here and Mobius Strip Tech will offer them for sale soon: http://retrorgb.com/ssds3.html It’s recommended that anyone using RGB output from their SSDS3 applies this, as FireBrandX’s audio fix to repair the broken SSDS3 board. […]
Voultar has just listed two new boards for sale on his site. First is the latest version of his PCE/Turbo Grafx RGB board, which incorporates some tweaks and improvements over the previous version. If you already have a Voultar board installed and working in your console, then you won’t need to upgrade…but if you’ve […]
Voultar just posted another souldooring video, walking through the process of converting a Japanese Famicom cartridge to an English translation. This video is both a great example of the proper way to modify these cartridges, as well as a great tutorial for people who want to use originals carts, but need a patch or […]
