General Arcade and Retro Chat - Insert Coin -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kbb8zPQBmOw

Ah now, little arcade or retro about Pubg or Fortnite!

Skerries

Touch Fuzzy Get Dizzy

Put on the SOTN soundtrack after it

[Deleted User]

Original Xbox is getting a new hdmi cable
https://www.neowin.net/news/hyperkin-announces-plans-to-release-a-new-hdmi-cable-for-the-original-xbox

Steve X2

Does anyone have any experience with the older Bang and Olufsen A/V gear?
I dont have the B&O TV, but do have a VHS and DVD hooked up to my framemeister, mainly for capturing retro japanese VHS/DVD stuff.

It works, but the remotes i have do nothing(beo4 and beolink 1000 remotes) so i have to use the front controls on the devices. Is there some system link box i need to get them all talking?

Apparently Nintendo are going after ROM sites in a big way and managed to close one recently.

The Last Bandit

Retr0gamer wrote: »

Apparently Nintendo are going after ROM sites in a big way and managed to close one recently.

Ya they've closed a couple and also an online emulator as well. They must be gearing up to flog their legacy collection of roms again.

The Last Bandit wrote: »

Ya they've closed a couple and also an online emulator as well. They must be gearing up to flog their legacy collection of roms again.

Cynic much? (but you're probably right!)

CiDeRmAn wrote: »

Cynic much? (but you're probably right!)

I'd say it's the case all right, with some added sour grapes about people bringing their own form of VC to the Switch. While it's their right to protect their IP's, it's really just a fools errand. Those roms are going nowhere, and so many people have gone on to download the entire goodsets of Ninty roms in light of this news.

They've gone nuclear though. No longer sending out C&D letters but full on suing the sites for $150,000 for each copyrighted material up to a maximum of $2 million and looking for ownership of the domain as well.

Tom Mann Centuria

Retr0gamer wrote: »

They've gone nuclear though. No longer sending out C&D letters but full on suing the sites for $150,000 for each copyrighted material up to a maximum of $2 million and looking for ownership of the domain as well.

Both sites Torrent Freak said Nintendo went after have gone, plenty of options still available at the moment, so download while you can.(if anyone here doesn't already have complete sets of just about everything)

I was thrilled to see Sega were bringing Thunderforce IV to the Switch.
Not so thrilled to see what a cash grab it is when they didn't bring the Sega Megadrive Collection, the one that's on all the other formats, to the Switch.

Retr0gamer wrote: »

They've gone nuclear though

Gas crowd, they didn't seem to have an issue when caught using copier dumped roms on the VC for the Wii

Inviere wrote: »

Gas crowd, they didn't seem to have an issue when caught using copier dumped roms on the VC for the Wii

Well they were actually legally allowed do that as they are the IP owner but yeah, funny how companies, even Nintendo had so poor source control even today.

Retr0gamer wrote: »

Well they were actually legally allowed do that as they are the IP owner but yeah, funny how companies, even Nintendo had so poor source control even today.

Indeed, very ironic though that they chose to produce an 'off the net' rom that had a copier header on it, instead of the reference rom they likely have vaulted away. Prob just laziness, but still. I'll be interested to see what has prompted this, in terms of what they plan on bringing to the table re Switch & retro games. The subscription model has been touted...

Nintendo are the best out there for looking after their source code but smb was a very early game. I'd say their source control wasn't the sane back then abs they have no reference rom.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=od5igBUkh7g

Ah lads, check this out!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAqUos4MYmc

Makes the Sega Genesis Collection PSVR update look amateur!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SLETH8dO9r8

And although this video of EmuVR is 3 years old, you can clearly see the CRT Emulation and support for arcade games:

It will be free, uses Retroarch so there should be support for CRT shaders, and you will be able to create your own rooms, sorta picking up from where New Retro Arcade Neon left off. Should have a lot more development support behind it also.

So it looks like it's one step closer in fulfilling Inviere's dream of recreating the Dublin Arcade of his youth. :cool:

The more I look at the level of detail put into this the better it gets. :eek:

https://twitter.com/EmuVR/status/1001658110770073600?s=17

DaveyDave

Quick question, is sun fade likely if something isn't directly in front of the window? I have some Sega boxes behind my TV and wondering if they'd fade and if there's anything that can be done to prevent it.

I think the only things I've ever had fade were left sitting on a windowsill.

Also has anyone ever bought those clear plastic cases for games? See them on Nintendo cartridges mainly but there's a Netherlands based website selling them fairly cheap for Sega consoles, even have a Shenmue one and one for some boxed consoles. Can't remember the site off hand but if I recall they're one of the cheaper ones as some sites sell them for mad money.

Kolido

Pretty cool vga mod for the VB

I wouldn't chance someone interfering with my VB!

I imagine, with two images being generated, a little more tinkering would produce a 3D image that could be seen on a VR headset.
Which would be outstanding.

CiDeRmAn wrote: »

I imagine, with two images being generated, a little more tinkering would produce a 3D image that could be seen on a VR headset.
Which would be outstanding.

Or, use an emulator within something like the Rift

The Last Bandit

So the Vega+ has been released at least (to a few backers anyway)

o1s1n

Doge wrote: »

The more I look at the level of detail put into this the better it gets. :eek:

Hang on, those CRT closeups showing the phosphor dots are from within a VR simulation?

That's actually mind blowing.

o1s1n wrote: »

Hang on, those CRT closeups showing the phosphor dots are from within a VR simulation?

That's actually mind blowing.

They've had the phosphor shaders for emulators for a good few years now. BSNES was where I saw them first. They look amazing if you super sample or run them at silly resolutions.

Inviere wrote: »

Or, use an emulator within something like the Rift

It is still a source of never-ending mystery why they never brought the back catalogue of Virtual Boy games to the 3DS.
Just bonkers.

o1s1n

CiDeRmAn wrote: »

It is still a source of never-ending mystery why they never brought the back catalogue of Virtual Boy games to the 3DS.
Just bonkers.

Wasn't it because you demanded royalties for the idea?

o1s1n wrote: »

Hang on, those CRT closeups showing the phosphor dots are from within a VR simulation?

That's actually mind blowing.

Yup, if you move your head in close enough you'll be able to see them.

If you look at the video in my second post you can see him move his head in and you can see the dots. That video is 4 years old though so they're a bit more basic in that one.

They will have CRT Emulation for Shadow Mask, Dot Mask and Aperture Grill, as well as LCD emulation also!

Plenty of details on their website:

http://www.emuvr.net