My Life in Gaming

Getting the Best Picture from your PlayStation 1 Games! PS1 games are compatible with a ridiculous number of PlayStation systems... PS2, PS3, and don't write off the handhelds! We go in-depth into all of these options, and you might be surprised by the features and quirks we discover!

Sick of a clutter of power bricks? Coury and Try look at two options for hooking up multiple consoles, from many regions, compatible with power from anywhere in the world!

This video serves as the starting point for the RGB Master Class. This quick crash course is essential if you're curious about getting the best video quality from your vintage video game hardware!

Get the Best video quality from your Nintendo GameCube! Looking for an alternative to the expensive GameCube component cables? HDMI on the Nintendo GameCube? Want better quality from Game Boy and GBA games on your TV? Look no further!

Remove the N64's Blur with a GameShark! The N64's "blur" is the bane of many N64 fans. Since the release of RGB 205, N64 enthusiasts have discovered a method for forcing games to disable anti-aliasing. More information: http://www.retrorgb.com/n64blur

Hate the N64 controller and would like to use your GameCube controller instead? What about playing Genesis Virtual Console games with a real Genesis controller? Coury and Try take a look at various adapters that can be used to enable controllers from one console on another.

Try takes a look at the Retro Receiver from 8Bitdo and Analogue. This receiver allows you to use bluetooth wireless controllers on your Nintendo Entertainment System.

Looking for a video scaler alternative to the Framemeister for your retro games? Coury and Try take a look at a generic SCART to HDMI scaler, the GBS-8200, the much-anticipated Open Source Scan Converter (OSSC), and more!

The Ultimate NES Clone FPGA Console? There are so many ways to play NES and Famicom cartridges on your HDTV, but retroUSB's FPGA-based AVS offers a new high-quality approach.

Prefer your games on physical media? In this episode, we look at 14 download games for PS4 and Xbox One that were also released on disc format for $20 or less.

Curious about the NES Classic Edition from Nintendo? How does this plug 'n play's emulation stand up against other, more expensive options for playing NES on an HDTV? Or what about Nintendo's own Virtual Console service?

Getting the Best Picture from your Game Boy, GBC, and GBA Games! In this episode, we examine and compare every piece of official hardware that can play games for Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance - the handheld options, as well as the Super Game Boy, Super Game Boy 2, Wide-Boy 64, and Game Boy Player. We also look at Swiss and the Game Boy Interface for the GameCube, the most popular mods, hardware alternatives, and emulation options.

We take a look at all of the major console EverDrives, a series of flash carts that allow you play ROMs, hacks, homebrew, fan translations, and more on real hardware. You can purchase these EverDrives directly from the Krikzz at www.krikzz.com CORRECTION: Turns out that Save States on the NES EverDrive do retain after powering off the console.