I finally got around to putting together my MiSTer FPGA. Below is a list of all the things I bought to get it into one piece. Sadly the case I so desire just is never in stock so I’ve just … Continue reading
MiSTer FPGA on the DE10-Nano
Author: Shane McRetro
Looking at the SNES 1CHIP
Today we look back on the Super Nintendo 1CHIP console. Which is quite relevant at any time in history. To be fair this video was … Continue reading
Crunch Those Numbers – SARS-CoV-2
SARS-CoV-2 RBD domain in complex with human ACE2 receptor
There are times when I miss doing university to learn more about how all the things work. The best thing I personally can do in these sorts of time is advocate … Continue reading
Sega TeraDrive Menu Demonstration Capture
Today we bumble around the Sega TeraDrive menus, they were quite exciting to play with. If only they had managed to get a 486-class CPU in the sucker it would have been the best retrogaming experience ever! Instead we end … Continue reading
McRetro Update 2020
When I named my YouTube channel RetroJunkie2020 back on 11th March 2012… Hey! That’s almost eight years ago!… I never would have thought the channel would survive … Continue reading
HEX1GON’s Xbox OG
You’ve got to love the community, I picked up an Xbox OG or three from Hex of Assembler Games a few years back, while it … Continue reading
Microsoft Xbox OG Talk of Swapping the Power Supply
Today we have a little chat about the Xbox OG PSU and how to swap it around. Will I get around … Continue reading
Nintendo 64 Loose Controller Socket
Controller sockets losing their connection, is there anything worse? You’re in the middle of a slam dunk or a race car race and wham! No … Continue reading
Sony PSP-1000 Button PCB Replacement
Here we dissect the PSP-1000 to try and work out why my buttons aren’t working. I don’t think I got very far with this one … Continue reading
Xbox Kasumi Blue 24″ IDE PATA Cable Routing
The Kasumi Xbox of awesomeness! Such an incredible shade of blue, and now full of so many cool upgrades. Released back into … Continue reading
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