Enjoy the archives, I have finally rejiggered the settings so that we can stream in glorious 360p, that’s three hundred and … Continue reading
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Unboxing Pier Solar for the Sega Dreamcast
Well would you look at that? Pier Solar finally turned up… three months ago! Why has it taken me so long? Apathy, probably… … Continue reading
Capturing Game Video
I tend to upload all my videos at 1080p these days. I used to be a 720p man, but now I’ve stepped up with 4K starting to appear. My internet connection is so bad I wouldn’t dream of uploading 4K … Continue reading
Sega TeraDrive Internal Overview
This is a refresher on the Sega TeraDrive, I figure while I have them out for the XT-IDE card I might as well share a new … Continue reading
4th Year Anniversary on YouTube
Well it’s been four years since I decided on 11th March 2012 to fire up RetroJunkie2020 and signed up to Assembler Games, what have we achieved? Let’s have a quick look at the Shane McRetro YouTube dashboard. Lots of numbers. … Continue reading
Dimplex DC10RC Review
Ever sit back and wish your room was only 27 degrees? Now it can be, thanks to the useless Dimplex DC10RC reverse cycle … Continue reading
Livestream Test… and Failure
The fun starts in 45 minutes, let’s see if I can work out how to configure … Continue reading
Introducing the GQ-4×4 / GQ-4X v4
Well I’m back on the wagon again, my GQ-4X in hand and a spare Mini Pro TL866CS, K150 and Wellon VP-390. Overkill? Very much so. The GQ-4X has just become so familiar I can’t live without it anymore. Dammit! As … Continue reading
Sega TeraDrive Model 2 External Overview
Today we have a look at the Sega TeraDrive externally. It’s quite an interesting machine and has a few things in common with the early IBM … Continue reading
Stop Eating My Things!
I often wonder about people sometimes. Recently I’ve been thinking about why people take things that aren’t theirs. It’s theft. Are they brain damaged or inconsiderate? Who cares! Don’t open and drink my milk, don’t eat my bread and don’t … Continue reading
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