I recently had an audio-only discussion/podcast with Simon Aarons, creator of the Brovicon Video Converter. We discussed how the software works, why it’s so helpful that he made a graphical front-end to existing software…and just chatted about video conversion. If you’ve ever wanted to convert video you’ve recorded or ripped, this will most likely interest […]
Here’s an interview with developer Felix, also known as “Fixel”: Creator of the FreeDO emulator, as well as some impressive ODE and HDMI mods. I really enjoyed hearing about reverse engineering the 3DO, as well as getting a full rundown of all the projects he’s currently working on. If you’re a retro-gaming fan, I’m sure […]
Here’s an interview with musician, composer and Metroid Metal creator Grant Henry, better known as Stemage. This is a laid-back conversation that’s mostly music-focused; Come “pull up a chair and hang out with us” for awhile, as I geek out talking to someone I’ve been a massive fan of for years! Support on Bandcamp: http://stemage.bandcamp.com […]
Here’s an interview with MiSTer script creator Callan, who you might know as Wizzo. I asked that he join me for a podcast, as I wanted to go over all the really helpful tools he’s created. I’d be willing to bet every MiSTer user would be interested in at least ONE of his scripts, so […]
I recently recorded an interview with Wendell from Level One Techs. This was a fun “nerdversation” that covered everything from budget PC builds to scrutinizing Thunderbolt specs. I feel like most people who follow RetroRGB will enjoy this one and I’m really looking forward to doing a follow-up at some point! Support Here: https://www.patreon.com/level1 / […]
I recently had the opportunity to talk with Alex, aka TapamN – The developer who did what many people in the retro scene thought was impossible: Patching certain 480i-only games to run in 480p! We discussed the discovery, as well as Dreamcast video output formats, resolutions, filters and how all might be able to be […]
Retro Gaming is a funny thing, we’ve seen romhacks, homebrews, FPGAs and emulators, so you’d think we’d have exhausted all options by now. Turns out that’s not the case, because a new scene cropped up right under our noses: HD Graphics packs for NES games. That is to say, you take the original NES rom, […]
I recently had a conversation with Hans Baier, a developer who’s created a framework that allows the MiSTer FPGA project to be ported to different hardware platforms. Hans is approaching this in a way that will NOT fork or fracture MiSTer, but instead embrace it’s current software. This work has the potential to increase both the […]
I recently sat down with Arturo Sanchez to discuss his latest project: An “Optimized System” package, designed to significantly lower the latency of Windows operating systems. This was obviously designed with the Fighting Game Community in mind, however this will lower the latency of any software, including software emulators. While it’s still in the “alpha” state, […]
Neil from RMC recently posted an interview with Rebecca Heineman, an absolute veteran of the gaming scene!! Neil covered from back when she was the Atari National Video Game Champion, all the way to her latest work at Olde Skuul. Support RMC: https://www.patreon.com/RMCRetro Rebecca on Twitter: https://twitter.com/burgerbecky Olde Skuul on Twitter: https://twitter.com/OldeSkuul You can also listen […]
