I have just purchased a boxed Famicom from Japan. A quite nice and white one for under $100 along with a couple of games, Hoshi no Kirby and Spelunker.
This will by first classic console and first attempt at modding. … Continue reading
All those and more, we also have a new editor who will be focusing their work on Famicom – Please welcome Nick … Continue reading
Just a quick update – I received the Sega Mega CD Karaoke add-on today. Gave it a test and found there is a buzzing noise from the unit when it is powered up.
More annoyingly the microphone does not work. … Continue reading
Above is the replacing of the capacitors on a Game Gear (European Model). The guide I used could once be found here.… Continue reading
Alright, now we are talking technology. Not really relevant to anything Sega… however this little kit itself looked like it was designed in 1981 and … Continue reading
I have picked up a Sega TeraDrive Model 2 that is on the way to me – should be a few weeks yet. I am also still waiting on my Sega Nomad to arrive from the United States.
I have … Continue reading
Finally received the DC-DC step-down converters for the Saturn. Gave them a quick test to make sure they were working alright and they … Continue reading
I’ve just ordered a Canon EOS 600D DSLR online. It should arrive in the next week or two. Using this I’ll be able to take decent quality photos of all the items I have purchased. In other news, I am … Continue reading
After loading Windows 95 to the Amstrad Mega PC, it is quite clear that it will not be a good choice to leave it running like a broken down horse-drawn buggy. So poking around the internet Windows 3.11 is the … Continue reading
Now I see why minimum requirements are called minimum requirements. This thing runs like a beast on Windows 95. I … Continue reading
since sometime in the mid-1990s. We are powered by a Raspberry Pi.
