My Life in Gaming

In this episode, Coury and Try thought it would be fun to make a list of of their personal TOP 5 first stage musical themes from the 8-bit and 16-bit generations.

In this episode, Try takes a casual jaunt through Midway's "Cruis'n" games on the Nintendo 64. He talks about the experience of playing through Cruis'n USA, Cruis'n World and Cruis'n Exotica for the first time.

In this episode, Coury takes a look at several games that were made by Namco on the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive. He takes a look at Burning Force, Phelios, Rolling Thunder 2 and Splatterhouse 2.

We had a chance to meet up Ste Kulov and Nick Mueller of HD Retrovision at MAGFest 2015 in Washington, DC. After a successful Kickstarter campaign, the two are creating component cables for retro consoles to make them look better on televisions with supported inputs. We talk to them about the origins of the project, the challenges of building a high quality cable for a specific market, and what they might do in the future.

Introducing the RGB 200 series. We start light with the Sega's 8-bit console, the Master System! Let's figure out what kind of video signals the console is capable of producing natively or via modification.

Optimize your television settings and adjusting your XRGB Mini Framemeister's settings to get the best out of your HDTV.

In this episode, Coury takes a look at a relatively unknown 3D shoot em up from Sony and Atlus that was released for the PlayStation 2 in 2002.

In this episode, Try4ce unboxes and takes a deep look at the physical packaging and manuals of both the North American and Japanese versions of one of the most popular games of all time, Super Mario Bros. 3 on the NES.

PCE-Works is back with another reproduction! Coury takes a look at the PC-Engine Memories Limited X.S.C. Deluxe Bundle that includes three games. Xak III, an action RPG, Startling Odyssey II, a traditional JRPG, and Cycho Rider, a caravan shooter.

In this episode we cover all of the options for getting the best picture from your Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) and Famicom. We also cover alternative systems, mods, and official emulation options.

Coury talks about his two favorite games starring Disney's iconic Mickey Mouse: Castle of Illusion and Magical Quest.

Try takes on the real third Contra game, Operation C from Konami on the Nintendo Game Boy.

In this episode we dive into the 240p Test Suite calibration software that can be used to determine how well your HDTV and Upscaler deals with retro consoles.

In this episode, Try4ce takes a look at Nintendo Power's "100 Best Games of All Time" from their 100th issue released in 1997. This issue served as his most valuable reference during his retro gaming journey.

In this episode, we take a look at the RetroN 5' s ability to apply translation patches while playing official Japanese cartridges!

Getting the Best Picture from your Sega Genesis / Mega Drive, Sega CD, and 32X! In this episode we cover all of the options for getting the best picture from your Sega Genesis, Sega CD and Sega 32X. We also cover a multitude of different hardware revisions and remodels including the X'Eye, Nomad, and CD-X. CORRECTION: The Genesis 3 does actually output native RGB video!

Try had a chance to visit Cyan to get an early look at their Kickstarter-funded Obduction, as well as share memories of Myst, Riven, and the rest of the series, with co-founder Rand Miller.

Getting the Best Picture from your Super Nintendo! In this episode we cover all of the options for getting the best picture from your Super NES. We also cover and compare 1CHIP SNES revisions and the SNES Mini.

Try4ce and Coury install a Gamecube-style analog stick for N64 controllers. Sounds great, but what do they think?

Get the Best Picture from your Nintendo 64! Hate how the N64 looks these days? Learn all about RGB mods for N64, plus the groundbreaking Ultra HDMI mod! Reversing the blur is possible!

We had some time with a Hi-Def NES (that's the HDMI mod kit for NES). This is the same technology used in the Analogue Nt's HDMI solution, so all features and results apply to the Analogue Nt as well! Is it worth an upgrade over RGB?

We take a look at the benefits of gaming on old-fashioned CRT televisions. We also get into the nitty-gritty of gaming on PVMs and BVMs - the best kind of CRT TVs, which also support RGB!