There’s nothing more exciting than finding rubbish on the side of the road that is electronic! This morning as I left for work I noticed a PC out the front of my home, it looked wet… it had been raining … Continue reading
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Toaplan’s Zero Wing Demo on the XRGB-mini Framemeister
All your base are belong to us. That’s right. Zero Wing on the Mega Drive. I am pretty bad at … Continue reading
Sega TeraDrive XTIDE Upgrade for the BIOS Flash Chip
Well I’ll be moving up from a 28C64 to a roomy 28C256. Currently I have an Amtel AT28C648 installed. I’ll be bumping both cards from the 8KiB up to the larger 32KiB chips. Why the change? I discovered by XTIDE … Continue reading
Micomsoft XRGB-mini Framemeister Arrival
Received my XRGB-mini Framemeister today and had no cable to connect it… So I had to hack up some other random cable I had and… … Continue reading
Disk on Modules and the XTIDE BIOS on the Sega TeraDrive
So many types of disk on modules, so little time. Found this here while searching.
… Continue readingSome CF cards and microdrives do not work properly with IBM 5150/5160 when using XTIDE rev 1 or rev 2. Some of the symptoms are
Accolade Code Monkeys Dev Cart for the Sega Mega Drive / Genesis
This development cartridge seems to have been used by The Code Monkeys and is Accolade made. Lots of epoxy all over … Continue reading
Sega Mega-CD Development Unit Disassembly
The Sega Mega-CD Development Unit MCD01/0174 also known as Cross Products SNASM Mega-CD is our next target to be disassembled and photographed.This is one beefed up devkit.
… Continue readingSega Mega-CD Development Unit Power Up
I finally found some space to get this beast of a devkit up on the bench to make sure the basics work – and … Continue reading
Sophia Systems Sega Saturn Programming Box
Above is just a brief video of the Sophia getting put back together. Well, I’m halfway. The mainboard is in but not … Continue reading
Sega Mega-CD Development Unit / Cross Products SNASM Mega CD
An overview of my latest addition to the collection. Cost me a pretty penny, but sure is a highlight now… … Continue reading
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