Retro Gaming, Projects, Repairs and Blog
I’ve just created a page detailing some of the changes I made to my stock Amiga 600 to get it ready for the Vampire 600.
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When the card arrives, I’ll cover the installation and setup in more detail.
Exciting times for Amiga owners!
Click the image above to link to the project page.
I’ve started work on my Amiga 600 in preparation for the arrival of my Vampire 600 accelerator board.
This little board will upgrade the modest A600 to around 100x its original speed and performance. It also adds GFX modes with HDMI and AGA game support to the A600. Can’t wait for this one!
In the meantime I’ve installed Kickstart 3.1 rom and a CF HDD to the stock A600.
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If you want to know more about this card then checkout the developers site or Apollo Accelerators
Just a matter of waiting for it now.
Just finished modding my PC Engine CD system to RGB video output
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The results are great, click the image above for more info on this project.
I can now play my Nintendo Famicom console on my TV with this modification.
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Click the image for more information.
Just got another system that was on my wanted list for some time. The PC Engine, Interface Unit and CD-Rom2.
I’ve had a Duo console for a while but nothing beats the original pair, like the Megadrive and MegaCD; just looks so cool.
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Its very hard to find one of these CD drives that works, and I’m lucky that this one does although the audio playback is skipping a bit. Still not bad when you think that its heading to 30 years old!
I’m planning to give this system a full servicing, new laser unit, capacitor kit and RGB video mod.
I’m now offering to help people with their own projects.
If you’d like to get in contact about any projects on this site, or to discuss any retro console, arcade or computer modifications, repairs or upgraded – please use the contact form above.
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A good friend of mine has been busy playing with the Orange Pi board (a more powerful version of the Raspberry Pi). He’s set up a WordPress website actually hosted on the tiny computer, and is keeping a blog of his network and programming projects.
I have finally got round to painting the metal covers on my Sega Naomi universal cabinet.
Looks great with new lettering on the side.
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The aluminium were sand blasted and primed before painting.
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Very happy with the results.
I’m currently building an Amiga 1200 system tower.
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So far the motherboard is in the case and booting from HDD. Power is supplied via the AT PSU to the Mediator PCI busboard.
Just waiting for the Blizzard CPU card and Voodoo3 before any further.
New project page added describing how I got the Sega Netboot to work with the Raspberry Pi.
Much easier than connecting a laptop to the arcade machine to boot a new game.
