Hey folks, I'm a web dev by trade so when I'm not obsessing over retrotech I also dip my toes into web dev news from time to time. Today I saw an announcement for NES.css - it's a CSS framework that allows you to easily style web pages to look like retro gaming systems. https://bcrikko.github.io/NES...

ROM's will always be available sure, but it used to be SO easy to find them... Just go to emuparadise and download the entire set for your chosen platform and you were done. Now the situation is more complicated and you have to trawl through torrent trackers and hope someone is seeding what you need...

well, as far as the holes go, most of us are using stepped drill bits to make the holes in our plastic cases. They're usually designed primarily for drilling into metal, so they should be able to make light work of a couple of mm of aluminium if needed.

True, but those marks won't be visible from the outside anyway, especially if you get one of YaYa's awesome screen protectors!

Was it your work on the pocket I saw recently on the Retro Future channel on YouTube? That thing was awesome! I agree, keep the size the same. If you made it any thinner it'll likely cost us on the battery size etc. Speaking of which, I think the battery bay is important to get right... many of us u...

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Wed Nov 21, 2018 12:57 am

Nice screen cover Hellweaver666
This 100% clear build is very beautiful. Is that using a Kite board ?

Yup - Circuit Sword Lite from the Summer 2018 pre-order.

This thread might help you out with figuring out what keys the buttons map to:

https://sudomod.com/forum/viewtopic.php ... hilit=doom

Hi James! Fellow Nederlander here (although I'm really British but I've been here for close to 6 years now!).

Just so you know, you don't have to buy a whole new gameboy to build a GBZ! I built a full GBZ using only aftermarket cases and buttons purchased from Aliexpress: https://i.imgur.com/A28j2ZP.jpg Just search for "Gameboy DMG" and you can find everything. The case usually costs €10-15 depending on the...

ok - I have the LED strips up and running. Right now it's just "glowing" but I have to work a little more to understand how to get the necessary signals from the board to see when it's in charge. https://i.imgur.com/FaJJMgi.jpg https://i.imgur.com/TYU5j3h.jpg I'm using an 4Tronix 4Duino mini (it's b...