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This thing does wonders for PS2 and the original Xbox with a 480p signal being upscaled to 1080p.

OSSC 1.8 os a beast foe retro on new tv oled

i got one brand new, some years ago. tried that that on my modded retro consoles as well as my ps3. As far as I'm concernes kt's not worth the 100€ I paid for. Yeah my TV tells me my PS3 it is displayed in 4k résolution... Yet there's no visual noticable effects. Could be worth of your TV does not have an internal upscaller (but they all have now). Marseille's claims are pretty deceiving if you ask me.

If they made a universal cartridge that takes the sd card? I see that happening. and one that acted as a converter for Colecovision games?

So, I'm having trouble getting Swiss to boot. I've got an Action Replay v1.2, and 3 variations of a media launcher: an SD2GC, a SD media launcher from datel, which I believe may have come with euther this version or an earlier version of AR, and a more regular one. I've also 2 1 GB micro SD's, 1 from Sandisc and 1 from Cloudisk. Nothing i've done works.

I'll wait until something comes along thats much better all round. Or get something thats already out thats better all round.

Im still running an original 1980 Sears light sixer, and a 1978 Heavy Sixer I just restored. Pretty happy with those two.

I have plenty of memory cards as well, but for my main ‘slot a’ I use virtual cards. I am a bit worried that I will stick a memory card in and it isn’t recognized due to the age of the cards.

The Atari VCS (a.k.a. The AtariBox) was $99. I got that. Going to upgrade it, install Windows 10, and that thing is going to be nice. Small PC, possibly to where I can just plug in a USB 3.0 SSD and switch to Linux as well.

My sd2sp pro works flawlessly

Do you have to run a disk for this? My laser I have to adjust it. 😢

From water to agua

Dude it clearly worked

Its a one console hit wonder. Only makes the Gamecube look much better. If you use it with a retro-bit prism on a gamecube it looks phenomenal. All other consoles it doesn't provide value at all for this thing. It way too overpriced for how little use you get out of it. Marseille should be ashamed.

Still relevant to this day ♥

Why does the guy who lent it to you want to leave the film on the screen when it's all bubbled up like that? No offense to him but it just looks bad like that. It'd be better just putting a screen protector on that's better quality. The screen film is meant to be taken off immediately after getting the device.

Around the corner is a retro game store dedicated to old stuff like you missed out mate rewind collectables

It plays 7800 games too so your comment that it really isn't much different is completely flawed.

Love your presentation style in your videos keep up the good work. 😎

I have an original woody and a CRT but picked the plus up just recently. Lovely warm image on the original with a CRT when it's tuned in correctly but the 2600+ ,makes its games far easier to enjoy and crystal clean on a modern TV. The only wrinkle is that the paddle controller isn't as smooth on the plus than it is on the original hardware when playing Kaboom! and Super Breakout. It's a splendid console.

What a lot of reviews of this device fail to mention is that it gives the best results when you have your TV's sharpness settings at zero. For the first two years I used this device, I had my TV's sharpness settings at 20 and was often doubtful as to whether my device was actually doing the job as intended due to how underwhelming a lot of the results were. After setting my TV's sharpness to zero, every game I've played using this device looks better than ever before.

I can't believe my microwave company made a video game console.

I will be choosing 8bitdo kit all other n64 controllers I read people say they broke, stop working , for some people until I read comments about nso controllers on Amazon I will not be buying one

I get the best performance running my the null dc dreamcast emulator on a pc with a dedicated graphic card. It's obvious the the arm cores are in the pi 3 and 4 are too weak.

is the bitfunx ossc 1.7 the same as this?

This controller makes me want to fight a demon while hitchhiking with my buddy Kyle on a long and lonesome road 10/10

Thank you so much for this video! Excellent tests and analysis! Really helps me make a decision, thank you!!! Gamecube is clearly where the improvements are--maybe they should rebrand it as the GamcubeClassic lol

Having cartridges is always better than sd cards, now down to the 2600+, love the HDMI connection, love usb power, love how it accepts all of the old controllers, love how it accepts all most all of the 2600 games, love how it accepts all most all of the 7800 games, and love how they are releasing cartridges, now down side would have been great if it was orginal size and had all the 6 switches on the front, so when playing space shuttle you can use the overlay on the system , maybe release this game again with a new overlay, got burned because they release the 7800+ now .

Attention gamers, I have a Modal 001 Platinum GameCube ans it doesn't seem to have this port.

I'm just getting into the retro scene and just picked up a Analogue. Now trying to figure out how to add free games? Just don't want Nintendo knocking down my door

Atari and coleco can get small ports you can install to allow HDMI ports on them just need to look around

The Pocket is pretty but honestly I'm happy with my Funny Playing FPGBC which only plays the GB and GBC carts but I tend to play my GBA on on DSi XL and New 3DS XL and the price - FPGBC $83 us shipped. Compared to Pocket which has a great screen but is overpriced, hard to get and has outrageously overpriced shipping. Also, the FPGC has a good screen too though not as good.

Nintendo should honestly be making notes. Cause i would 100% buy a modern nes,snes,n64 or GameCube with hdmi

I think the question should be how well does the 2600 itself hold up cause I’d say not very well

I bought a white Japanese regular Saturn controller because the monochrome black US controller looked boring like the UK one. My US Saturn wouldn't recognize the Japanese controller.

why woud i want this if i need a sd to mem card that can do the same thing?

Voyee controller if you want something good and cheap.

How can ai go back to the main me u without turning it off and on again when wanting to switch to a different game?

I have a question and I apologise if you have answered this: with PS3's HDCP protection making you have to use a splitter with capture cards, does using the MClassic bypass the HDCP protection???

do you need a disk to start games or can you just start without

Yep, it really is.

I love mine! Was lucky to find a sealed special edition a few years ago.

Are they ever going to update the games to match the new monitor / TV resolution? The games were always fun, but the 8-bit graphics were the best they could do - way back then. Like they say - that was then, this is now. They should use the same plots, characters and items for the games but remake them for at least 1080p (32-bit? 64-bit?!)

Two questions...can you still play your normal gamecube games using cd player and how big of an sd card to fit entire gamecube library is needed? Thanks for your help and awesome content!

I've been looking at this, but I'm not sure it's for me. The summer before I entered the university I played the first commercial video arcade game "Computer Space" at a pop-up pinball arcade tent at the Ohio State Fair. It was by a company called Syzygy who later changed their name to Atari. You can still see the game in the movie Soylent Green. When Asteroids showed up on campus I was hooked and when Missile Command came out I couldn't get enough. But when the original Atari VCS came out I was disappointed with the graphics. It was nothing like I had come to expect in the arcades. So I never had any 2600 game cartridges. I was married before I decided I needed one of those new home computers, but I wanted the best graphics and animation I could find. That was the Atari 400/800 Home Computer System. I learned everything I ever needed to know about computer science on my Atari 800. But the owners of other computers teased that the Atari was "just a game machine." Nowadays that's all anyone wants. Earlier this year I was able to get back ALL my old 8-bit Atari computer stuff after my brother-in-law took it all when I moved to California thirty years ago. I also took possession of a 7800 Pro system and about two dozen game cartridges. That's when I found out that the 7800 could also play 2600 cartridges. In recent years I'v discovered that while the 2600 graphics are still not good, the playability is certainly there, so I'm not as down on the 2600 as I used to be. I have a nice RF to HDMI converter that works well, and also a couple of old CRT color TVs. But the joysticks on the 7800 don't work. The way I think, my 7800 will do most of what the 2600+ will do, without having to resort to emulation. So I can use a CRT TV, or the RF to HDMI converter to get a good display however I want to. The 7800 will draw more power, but maybe I can find replacements or manage to fix its joysticks.

uh? dont think your allowed to backup your backup.

This device best suited for early low-res 3D graphics: PS1, PS2 (maaaaaybe, early games - probably), N64, GC, Wii - here you can see the difference. For Switch in some games it changes the color scheme a bit, did it more, I don't know, glossy if I can say. Someone like that, someone not.

the ps2 is really hard to emulate and its actually pretty impressive sony even managed it on the ps3, so im honestly nor surprised here

I've never used the original SD2SP2, so I can't really comment on the comparison. However, with the pro I had to sandpaper it slightly to have it fit flush, and you do need to be careful when you remove or put in the SD card as if you are a bit heavy-handed you can dislodge it from the socket. This might not be a problem if you have the gameboy base holding it in, but if you don't it is just sitting there by the connector and nothing else, and it is not hugely secure. Just need to be aware and be gentle. For the record, I modded my optical PCB with the Xeno chip (and recapped it while I was there), and use a home burned swiss boot disk to get into my backed up games on the SD card. I'm just about to replace the controller board with the Blue Retro internal adapter from Laser Bear Industries, which will allow me to use any bluetooth controller with the GC, plus has some nice LEDs and an easy replace (non solder) date/time backup battery mount, which should be great!

i can’t get my amiibo to register on mine 😢 otherwise, i love this controller for how it feels and plays and its price. ~$20-25 usd when i got it in Jan 2024. it’s my first amiibo so hopefully i can figure it out, as it was a gift and i’d love to use it! thx for this detailed review