Welcome to the McRetro Gaming Channel with your host Shane McRetro! We’re still new here, but will be uploaded by the bucketful once things get … Continue reading
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Welcome to the RetroJunkie YouTube Channel with your host Shane McRetro! Feel free to browse the selection of videos previously uploaded, there’s plenty! See you in … Continue reading
XRG – Xtreme Retro Gaming (Now Closed!)
XRG – Xtreme Retro Gaming Channel
This poor channel was closed down due to neglect. Sorry about that!
It’s almost a Let’s Play channel, … Continue reading
My New Plants
Someone I know got some boysenberries. I’ve got lots of videos upcoming, but nowhere to process it… in time my gentle subscribers, in time.
Achievement unlocked: Set … Continue reading
Collection Dilemma – Where to Draw the Line?
Where does one draw the line when collecting retro hardware and games? I also test out some of the new features (and very … Continue reading
Console Collection Overview – 28th August 2013
Not too much has changed except I’ve started taking on bucket loads of consoles and some SNES units, not all are here. Oh dear lord, … Continue reading
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x0xb0x 1.0 Adafruit Edition – Assembly Complete
The chap (SuperNick) working on this one has completed assembly, however, there is no sound. See if you can spot the time where the … Continue reading
XRGB-mini Framemeister Remote Overlay
This image is a photo of the great work a Framemeister XRGB Mini can do. The remote… a little difficult to understand since my Japanese is very limited. Now, thanks to a very kind member of the System11 forums I … Continue reading
Final Cut Pro X vs iMovie 9.0.8 vs Lizard
I’ve decided my videos need background music. I’ve come across freeplaymusic.com which has plenty of royalty free music, that’s right! No more iMovie … Continue reading
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