Today we bumble around the Sega TeraDrive menus, they were quite exciting to play with. If only they had managed to get a 486-class CPU in the sucker it would have been the best retrogaming experience ever! Instead we end … Continue reading
Category: Sega
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
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
Sega Saturn Phantom Universal Modchip Overview & Disassembly
A deeper dive into the installation of the Phantom Universal. Bad_Ad84 sells these over at his new home – http://retrogamerstuff.com since Assembler … Continue reading
Sega Saturn Phantom Universal Modchip Installation Tips
This one went into a Victor Saturn that had recently been unmodded. We’ve modded it with a much newer modchip created by Bad_Ad84 … Continue reading
Sega Saturn Phantom Universal Modchip CD Drive Identification
This week we have a bunch of Phantom Universal videos which were recorded way back in 2016. Hopefully they are still relevant … Continue reading
Sega TeraDrive Model 3 â Faulty Power Supply (Part 6)
It’s important to know your limits and when to walk away. With that, I think we’re about done with the Sega … Continue reading
Sega TeraDrive Model 3 â Faulty Power Supply (Part 5)
We’re well into summer time here in Sydney, Australia. Time to throw another shrimp on the barbie as they say. Not … Continue reading
Sega TeraDrive Model 3 â Faulty Power Supply (Part 4)
In this instalment of “Faulty Power Supply” we desolder some capacitors, apparently at random! We find a little bit of trouble … Continue reading
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