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Developer Joe H aka JHDev2006 recently released a PC version of the original Super Mario Bros for the NES. There’s both Windows and Linux versions available and you’ll need an original SMB ROM for it to run. It supports HD and ultra-wide resolutions and overall looks and plays great.

Redherring32, in collaboration with Nick from Mousebitelabs, has just released OpenTendo-AGB: An open source recreation of the original AGB-CPU-01 Game Boy Advance motherboard. As with Redherring’s previous open source NES motherboard the OpenTendo, it’s completely open source, with this released under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. So basically, anyone can use this to make replacement GBA motherboards, or fork the project to integrate other options.

Redherring32, in collaboration with Nick from Mousebitelabs, has just released OpenTendo-AGB: An open source recreation of the original AGB-CPU-01 Game Boy Advance motherboard. As with Redherring’s previous open source NES motherboard the OpenTendo, it’s completely open source, with this released under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. So basically, anyone can use this to make replacement GBA motherboards, or fork the project to integrate other options.

Redherring32, in collaboration with Nick from Mousebitelabs, has just released OpenTendo-AGB: An open source recreation of the original AGB-CPU-01 Game Boy Advance motherboard. As with Redherring’s previous open source NES motherboard the OpenTendo, it’s completely open source, with this released under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. So basically, anyone can use this to make replacement GBA motherboards, or fork the project to integrate other options.

Greg from LaserBear just opened pre-orders on a new ethernet adapter for the Nintendo GameCube called the ETH2SP1. This is similar to the ETH2GC (with both its advantages and limitations), however it plugs into Serial Port 1 and is flush-mounted like an official adapter. That means GC owners can have this, an SD2SP2 and a Game Boy Player all attached at the same time! It’s available in many colors for $25 and it’s expected to ship in about a month

I recently did a livestream testing a new way to bypass a Genesis / Mega Drive model 1 subcarrier, using a much easier method from Zaxour, using an upcoming flex cable. Also, The Retro Channel recently did some videos on the same subject (linked below) including an alternate subcarrier bypass method that uses a trace-cut method instead of a pin-lift. So I figured this was a perfect time to revisit the subject and show our results! Let’s start with why you’d even want to do a subcarrier bypass: