Today we have a very quick video from the archives that gives a vague idea of how to flash your newly patched … Continue reading
Category: Guides
Onions, Great with All Websites!
See that little purple “.onion available” note? Thanks to the work by the Tor Project here they’ve got a way to present clearnet (normal) internet sites to route through tor at the click of a button. Of course this has … Continue reading
Installation of the Sega Saturn Phantom Universal Modchip
The Sega Saturn Phantom Universal modchip uses Kynar wire for great cabling! 26-30 AWG wire on the 5V rail seems to work well. … Continue reading
Xbox 360 E 4GB Hard Drive Hacking
With what feels like 500 years ago now, I had an Xbox 360 to play Burnout Revenge. I picked up a brand new Xbox 360 from my local EBGames… Yeeeep! That’s now long ago it was, the darned thing was … Continue reading
Sony PSP-1000 Button PCB Replacement
Here we dissect the PSP-1000 to try and work out why my buttons aren’t working. I don’t think I got very far with this one … Continue reading
Xbox Kasumi Blue 24″ IDE PATA Cable Routing
The Kasumi Xbox of awesomeness! Such an incredible shade of blue, and now full of so many cool upgrades. Released back into … Continue reading
Glitchy Goodness on the Mega Drive
Circuit bending.
Don’t you just love the colours?
Sega!
CONIC TEOM, GAROC ONTC!
Blue streak? More like garbled blue smudge!
Casino Night Zone? More like… I can’t even!
I am pretty sure this was done on a Mega Drive Model … Continue reading
EarthBound Cartridge (SHVC-1J3M-20) SuperCIC Key
Ahh yes, trusty old EarthBound also known as:
EARTH BOUND NTSC
24Mbit (3MB)
ROM and SRAM
64 kbit (8kB)
FastROM
English
SHVC-1J3M-20
1 indicates number of ROM chips.
J means HiRom
3 means 8kB SRAM
M is MAD-1 chip
After … Continue reading
Sega Saturn Phantom Universal Modchip Testing & Region Lock
The last step in every mod is testing and probably something about region locks if the title of this post is … Continue reading
Sega Saturn Phantom Universal Modchip Installation
We’ve reached the most important part of the Phantom Universal installation – the installation itself! So grab a bucket of popcorn and watch in … Continue reading
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