Ah yes, the ways of the 16-bit chip. Here we dump a Mega-CD BIOS several times to ensure we aren’t getting any errors. It’s also a good … Continue reading
Category: Guides
Intel Compute Stick STK1AW32SC
When I revise for university exams I seem to be in a habit of falling asleep rewatching lecture recordings. Heck, I nearly fall asleep during lectures I attend. I’ve found the only way to stay engaged with the material is … Continue reading
Sony PlayStation Modchip Installation Guides
PIC microchips 12C508, 12C508A, 12C509, 12C509A, 12F508, and 12F629 are all cross-compatible as they have the same pinout as each other.
Mayumi 4
– SCPH-7502 / PU-22
MultiMode3 (MM3)
– SCPH-750X
Am I missing any models? Send me a message … Continue reading
Sega Saturn Modchip Installation Guides
Before installation, be sure to either cover the bottom of the circuit board with electrical tape or place electrical tape on the metal shielding where the chip will sit.
Sony PlayStation 1 PSU Cracked Solder Joint Repair
Nobody likes a gaming console that can’t game. The Sony PlayStation 1, Sega Mega Drive 2, Sega Saturn, Microsoft Xbox and more all have recurring issues … Continue reading
GameCube Laser Power Calibration – Xeno GC Install
Xeno GC, this bad boy had been sitting around for a long time! The installation isn’t actually that bad. I’ll eventually do a video of … Continue reading
Super Famicom (NTSC-J) and Super Nintendo (PAL) Barrel Size
Using the power of digital callipers and third party power supplies… too bad I didn’t have a first party power supply on hand. That’s probably why … Continue reading
Sega TeraDrive 240V PSU Upgrade
Previously, way back in August 2016, I posted about having power supply problems on my Sega TeraDrives.
I had considered falling back onto a PSU replacement if … Continue reading
Ghost Publishing Platform on the Raspberry Pi
I decided to have a look around for an alternative to WordPress. I must admit I do have a tendency to do this from time to time. Anyway, enter Ghost. No php, just pure js built for the new … Continue reading
Programming AM29F032B on the MiniPro TL866
Pulled from NesDev.com –
“Hi, you can use the MBM29F033C from Fujitsu to write AM29F032B since the pinout is the same.”
While I haven’t been able to test this first-hand, it should work right? I tend to use the Type … Continue reading
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