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SNES Edge Enhancer, Heber MultiPi Console, MiSTer Lightgun Support & More! - Ramble 72
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ส.ค. 2024
- In this episode I talk about my experiences at the Kickstart show, a new edge enhancer mod for the 2-chip SNES, a very exciting Raspberry Pi based console from Heber, MiSTer's new Sinden Lightgun support, and some big retro anniversaries this week including LGR, Salad Fingers and FreeDOS.
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Episode Links:
Kickstart Video: • I Brought Atari STs To...
LGR VCF Video: • LGR Vlogs: Vintage Com...
SNES Edge Enhancer: www.timeextens...
Heber MultiPi Announcement: x.com/Heber_Li...
MultiPi Product Page: heber.co.uk/pr...
Sinden MiSTer Driver: github.com/MrL...
Sinden Lightgun Demo: • Sinden Lightgun with M...
LGR 15 Year Video: • How the Retro Scene Ha...
Salad Fingers 20th Anniversary Video: • Salad Fingers : "Anniv...
FreeDOS: www.freedos.org
Video Of The Week: • What is this Crazy Con...
Chapters:
00:00 Kickstart Amiga Show Update
07:00 New Voultar SNES Edge Enhancer Mod
12:34 Heber MultiPi
19:00 MiSTer Gets Sinden Lightgun Support
23:19 Video Of The Week
27:31 Some Big Retro Anniversaries
Lovely to see you had a nice time at Kickstart!
This Ramble was especially relevant and useful for the Uzebox. Lee has a mostly finished port of Duck Hunt to the Uzebox so I've told him about the Sinden light gun and I also created a new topic on the Uzebox forum for the SNES Edge enhancer. Mention of the 2 chip vs 1 chip SNES models has a clear parallel or analogy in original Uzebox (which requires the AD725 video conversion chip) and the Uzebox Omega, which only uses a single chip for the whole console and outputs RGB SCART instead.
Really enjoyed the Kickstart vlog you did in the LGR style. Plus we now have evidence that Pillock is a huge Atari fan! 😂😂
I would've liked to see that MultiPi system in a Jaguar case.
The way you describe the ST and Amiga's shared history is like the Batman The Movie Joker and Batman relationship, "I made you, but you made me first!" This is kind of an apt analogy. To clarify, Atari would have harvested the Lorraine prototype for the custom chips if C= had not paid off the Hi-Toro team's credit! Atari bankrolled Amiga Corp. with a loan but wouldn't have released the Amiga as it was designed if Amiga Corp. had defaulted! However, the Atari loan allowed Amiga development to continue! Once they were paid off (not their plan A) Atari then fast tracked the ST to beat the Amiga to market which was classic Jack Tramiel evil empire stuff but in a way the Amiga provided the impetus for the ST's creation! If Amiga Corp. had defaulted on the loan maybe a souped up ST with Amiga chips would have done better in the early days? It is unlikely however this 'Super ST' would have ever been pushed/upgraded with high end models (I know C= were slow with this too) and we may never have seen the Video Toaster or any traction in the US market with no video production niche created! It would however have led to a united front against the Mac and PC but Tramiel would have still struggled to build trust with distributors after his previous shenanigans! He would have needed to build a computer platform not more C64 style, "one model conquers all" type widgets! The Falcon was the eventual 'Super ST' but Atari still preferred to sell the Jaguar than support and prosper a computer ecosystem!
Oh you tease good sir 😂
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Didn't know you were a fellow b3tan. I was lumpbucket on there (technically still am, but haven't posted for a very long time).
Good Evening fromt eh Motor City
Im burned out with the Pi's, the PICO Mods are Gettng Started, likethe Gamecube & now the OG Xbox Mods.
I have more fun repurposing a damaged laptop with a Functioning Motherbord for $20