I just found another zero-lag, HDMI to YPbPr (component video) converter that's compatible with 240p, 480i, 480p and above. It has a standard HDMI input and the YPbPr + LR audio output cables are built-in; This is handy, but the cable surely isn't going to be as shielded as something like HD Retrovision component cables.

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https://youtu.be/XOBfwRsX-Og I found a 6-outlet power strip, with each input having it's own power toggle, along with a main switch. It can fit most large power bricks we retro gamers use, as long as you alternate ports and there should be room for standard plugs between them as shown in the thumbnail above. It’s also

A Zelda total conversion for Doom was ported to Nintendo’s handheld last week. Developer EstebanPdN has released version 1.0 of Legend of Doom for the 3DS, bringing the ray-casting first‑person reimagining of the original Legend of Zelda to the dual‑screen format. The port is based on the project by DeTwelve Games, which is available on

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I'm attempting to install a Lumacode mod into an Atari 2600 for the...

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As promised in his previous pack release, Wobbling Pixels just posted a profile pack dedicated to 1080p and 1440p profiles. These are designed for the lower-cost RetroTINK 6x, however they'll also work with the 4K RetroTINK's as well. A common reason to run a 4K TINK in 1080p is streaming, but the most common for

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Wobbling Pixels has just released a massive profile pack update for the RetroTINK 4K CE and Pro. This was an insane amount of work and all RT4K owners can benefit simply by loading the new profiles. These include new CRT blend profiles as demonstrated in the above picture (click here for full-sized), as well as updated

Koala Koa is now selling C0pperdragon’s “VDP Digitizer” Lumacode mod for the Sega Master System, as well as the NES Lumacode mod. Lumacode, when combined with either OSSC or RetroTINK 4K is essentially the same as an HDMI mod, but much easier to install: Nothing needs desoldering and it can be a 100% #nocutmod, with zero permanent modifications to

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The FightBox R10 Pro is now my go-to arcade controller as it averages less than one millisecond of lag and the stick, Trackball and Spinner all connect from one single USB cable. It's fully compatible with the MiSTer FPGA project and is offered in many different configurations: 8-button and 6-button versions, custom buttons and versions

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Developer Kitrinx recently released a MiSTer core for the Virtual Boy and it's everything we've all hoped for! It supports CRT output, as well as 3D via multiple methods, including a side-by-side mode compatible with 3DTV's. And there's even working savestates! You can try it out simply by running update_all, then loading some roms. Go

Koala Koa is now selling C0pperdragon's "PPU Digitizer" Lumacode mod for the original 8-bit Nintendo Entertainment System / Famicom. This mod, when combined with either OSSC or RetroTINK 4K is essentially the same as an HDMI mod, but much easier to install: Nothing needs desoldering and it can be a 100% #nocutmod, with zero permanant modifications

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https://youtu.be/nIg0VqW9XHs I was just able to test a Hunter 360 from Retro Fighters - An Xbox 360 controller that’s also compatible with basically all devices that accept USB controllers. You can connect it via wired USB, or wirelessly with the included 2.4ghz USB dongle. Wired lag was very good in most cases and wireless lag