Above is a quick demo of my dual-screen setup. I figured I’d record some Saturn action while I was running burn-in tests on the consoles.

This was also part of my ongoing picoPSU experiment with the Amstrad Mega PC. The picoPSU-80 takes a regulated 12 V input and generates the usual ATX rails, which makes it a very compact option for experimenting with older low-power PCs once the connector differences are dealt with.

I recorded this one while waiting for my Enhanced Soundtrack for Pier Solar to burn.

That cartridge wasn’t actually inserted properly…

Open the door, get on the floor…

…Everybody walk the dinosaur?

Maybe I’ve just been watching too much of that Super Mario Bros. movie.

I was actually testing the picoPSU on the floor in this last video though, to be fair.

Sources

  • Mini-Box - picoPSU-80 - manufacturer specifications for the regulated 12 V-input, 80 W DC-DC ATX supply.