IMPORTANT: Doing any of the modifications on this page are entirely at your own risk. Following on from my guide to installing a GDEMU clone in the Dreamcast, I finally managed to secure a genuine Phoebe for the Sega Saturn, direct from the creator. The installation is very simple, but I figured a companion guide was … More SEGA Saturn Phoebe installation and setup
I recently built two SDrive Max devices for the Atari 8-bit line of computers. I used the excellent tutorial by Steve Boswell. Additionally, Steve had created some beautiful 3D printed cases to put them in. He made a range, but as the devices I had as a kid (and have the real thing again now … More Adding authentic(ish) labels to Atari SDrive Max cases
Fitting a GDEMU to a Dreamcast. … More SEGA Dreamcast GDEMU installation and setup
Originally published: 20th July 2018. Updated: 8th September 2018. Updated again: 29th November 2018. The ODroid Go is a great little handheld that requires minimal building, and runs a variety of emulators (at the time of writing: NES, GameBoy, GameBoy Color, Master System, Game Gear and ColecoVision from the built-in Springboard app, and separate Atari … More Flashing ODroid Go firmware on a Mac
I recently bought an Atari 800XE. Having had an 800XL as a kid, when re-buying all of the systems I once had, that was the first I rebought. I love it, and it’s definitely my favourite 8-bit of all time, even pipping the C64. Then an opportunity arose to get 2x 65XEs for a steal. … More Spray-painting the Atari XE line of 8-bits
Of all my retro computers and consoles, my Atari 800XL will forever be closest to my heart. Like most systems these days, there is an SD card solution for running executables on it, called the SIO2SD. The awesome Lotharek produces a lovely, cased device, but others are available – or you can build your own! … More Atari SIO2SD – Instructions
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