Hi there! I’m Tito, founder of Macho Nacho Productions. I love all things related to retro and modern video games. My YouTube channel primarily focuses on making high quality tutorials on how to mod retro consoles. I enjoy doing mods that enhance the gaming experience, whether that’s a HDMI mod for a for an older home console, or swapping in a modern LCD into an older handheld. There are so many awesome folks out there creating incredible mods and I love to share them on my channel!
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Back in 1993, Pioneer released what would be one of the oddest and most opulent gaming machines ever created, the LaserActive. Calling it a “gaming machine” is actually a bit misleading since gaming was just one of the many things it was capable of. At its core, the LaserActive is a LaserDisc player (you know, […]
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 […]
A very talented modder by the name of Prehistoricman has created a new mod of the original XBOX that allows us to increase the console’s RAM to 256MB. Now I know this may not seem like a lot by today’s standards, but you have to remember that the XBOX came from the factory back in […]
A modder by the name of Shalx (I believe it’s pronounce Sha-Lax) recently created a new mod chip for the Original XBOX using a Raspberry Pi Pico called the ModXO (pronounce Mod-Show). What’s great about this new mod chip is that it’s open-sourced and has a ton of potential thanks to the Pico’s hardware. The […]
The folks over at Electron Shepherd have what I consider to be a very under the radar HDMI mod. Their “universal” HDMI kit called the ElectronAnalog, is an internal HDMI board that can be used on any console that outputs either a Component or VGA (RGB with H and V Sync) video. This includes the […]
I recently had the opportunity to take a look at some very interesting Gamecube development hardware that for the most part is undocumented and relative unknown. So I wanted to make a video showcasing these items for future posterity an shed some light on these mysterious devices. Everything that I showcased in the video was […]
The folks over at HiSpeedIDo (pronounced High-Speed-I-Do) have just released their latest screen mod for the Game Boy Color. This is a significant technological leap from their previous Q5 IPS mod and is currently the only OLED screen mod available. That’s right, you read that correctly—this is an OLED mod for the Game Boy Color! […]
RockerGaming and BlueShell3D have just opened pre-orders for their upgraded 72-pin connector for the NES, called the Ninten-Drawer. As many of you are aware, over time the original Nintendo cartridge connector mechanism can become unreliable, causing frustration when trying to get your NES cartridges to load properly. Previous solutions for failing 72-pin connectors improved reliability […]
There are two fantastic mods for the 1000 series PSP console from the folks over at HiSpeedIdo (Hi-Speed-I-Do). One is an IPS screen replacement kit and other other is an HDMI video-out mod. Together with these installed into a PSP 1000, I think we can build the ultimate PSP, well maybe. Now I’ve actually covered […]
FunnyPlaying has recently released a replacement Game Boy Advance motherboard. However, this isn’t just a one-for-one replacement, FunnyPlaying actually integrated a few upgrades. Now one of the cool things about this board is that it is made of all new components. Even parts that are unique to the console are brand new, such as the […]
