I found some images of DIP pinouts in my “Desktop” desktop folder. Why does one need a desktop folder on their desktop? It’s like a dumping ground for things that sit on my desktop too long but I can’t bring … Continue reading
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Grandia (1999) Live Stream (PS1) – Day 1
I can’t believe it didn’t let me empty the memory card… as a result I couldn’t save the darned game! Then I realised this was a port … Continue reading
Sega Saturn Phantom Universal Modchip – Testing, Testing!
What a week it has been! There’s always more video of the Phantom Universal from Bad_Ad84! Here we have a look at … Continue reading
Super Nintendo SuperCIC and Recapacitorization
Recapacitorisation is the future of the end of all technology, as we fall deeper into the world of multi-layer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs), I like to … Continue reading
Super Nintendo 1CHIP with No Sound – Part 3 Bypassing S-MIX Chip
You know what? Just forget it S-MIX, you’re out of the equation now! Sure something might catch fire … Continue reading
Super Nintendo 1CHIP with No Sound – Part 2 Final Capacitors
The final capacitors enter the scene and will determine whether we have succeeded or failed… Watch on to see … Continue reading
Super Nintendo 1CHIP with No Sound – Part 1 Capacitor Replacement
Today we’re sneaking around inside a Super Nintendo. This one appears to be a PAL unit and we’re going … Continue reading
Xbox OG 24″ Super IDE PATA Cable Folding and Routing
These things are supposed to be limited to 18-inches, while I had no issues in my testing at 24-inch, your … Continue reading
Microsoft Xbox OG Kasumi Blue TSOP Preparation
Oh my lovely Kasumi Blue, we have long since parted ways but fond memories still remain to this day. In … Continue reading
Sega Mega-CD Region-free BIOS Burn in the GQ-4×4
Today we have a very quick video from the archives that gives a vague idea of how to flash your newly patched … Continue reading
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