My Life in Gaming

Kameo is the third stop in Try's quest to play all of Rare's games developed after the Microsoft buyout - an Xbox 360 launch game with an interesting development history.

Lots of people are panicking about the Framemeister being discontinued, but if you know where to look, it's actually no more difficult to get one than it has ever been. Should you get one now, or go for an alternative? Be smart, and don't support price gouging.

In 2006, automobile entertainment company Visteon partnered with Nintendo to create this obscure little oddity: a portable DVD player that can also play Game Boy Advance cartridges. The Visteon Dockable Entertainment System, Featuring... Game Boy Advance.

RGB, HDMI & Custom Firmware on a FPGA original Nintendo! Coury and Try go in-depth on the Nt mini's HDMI and analog video output for NES and Famicom games... but thanks to custom firmware by its own creator, it can also play Master System, Game Gear, Game Boy, Colecovision, and way more.

Need ideas for a SCART, component, or BNC matrix switcher? In this episode, we go over general switcher tips and check out a bunch of RGB and component switchers - including Bandridge, gscartsw, Hydra, Extron CrossPoints, gcompsw, and more!

Our first in a series of EverDrive alternatives, Try takes a look at a device for the Super Nintendo that's more interesting than its poor reputation might suggest. The Super UFO Pro 8 has plenty of quirks and limitations, but if you're interested in dumping your own ROMs for backup or patching, it has a lot to offer at a very low cost. http://junkerhq.net/UFO

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We held at Q&A Panel all about RGB at the TooManyGames convention on June 24, 2017, including a very early sneak peek at our Sega Saturn RGB episode.

Get the best video quality from your Sega Saturn! The Sega Saturn presents one of the most interesting game libraries of all time. As the RGB Master Class continues, we delve into Sega's 32-bit wonder to find out what it's really capable of. Will it continue the trend of pristine video output that Sega has built their reputation upon?

Join Night Trap Director and Co-Creator James Riley as he takes a look back at the making of one of the most influential and controversial video games ever made.

Music on physical media may be considered a bit outdated, but sometimes the CD sets are just really cool... and some of the best have even been released in recent years. Vinyl is back, and game music has even been released on Blu-ray... let's take a look, and get some tips about bootlegs too! Visit our friend Game Dave at youtube.com/gamedave

Coury begins an ambitious journey through the Japanese Sega Ages 2500 series on PlayStation 2 - beginning with volumes 1 through 5 - Phantasy Star, Monaco GP, Fantasy Zone, Space Harrier, and Golden Axe!

Coury and Try take a look at a number of import-friendly physical releases for PlayStation 3, Vita, PS4 and Switch games that in North America, are available only as digital downloads.

This is a bonus feature that we provided to Screaming Villains, the developer behind the Night Trap 25 Anniversary Edition, to include in the game. We decided to share it in 4K quality here on YouTube for everyone to enjoy. We also produced our own documentary, called Night Trap: 25 Years Later, which

Coury takes a look at the Rhea and Phoebe, a device that replaces the optical drive of your Sega Saturn with a SD card reader. If you'd like to purchase a Rhea or Phoebe, you can do so when they are placed on sale at https://gdemu.wordpress.com/ -- the sell out quick, so check the site often. Thanks to Drew Littrell for the donation!

Get the Best Picture from your PlayStation 2! The PS2 was designed very specifically for the CRTs of its day. How does it look on CRTs vs. HDTVs, and what are some of the challenges with various cables and upscalers? And you might be surprised by how PS3 backwards compatibility works! All this, plus HD port comparisons and more! NOTE: The nature of interlaced video makes it critical that you watch this episode at 60 frames per second, or else many shots just will not look right at all. Ideally, also view on the fastest monitor or TV that you have available. While YouTube's compression doesn't fully convey the effect, the OSSC's bob deinterlacing is completely butchered on monitors with a slow pixel response time. PCSX2 footage was graciously captured by GigaBoots! Thanks so much! https://www.youtube.com/user/GIGAB00TS

SNES "Mini" and 1CHIP consoles can now be modded for even better video quality than what we showed in RGB 204. Learn about all of the options available, and whether it's also worth bypassing a 1CHIP's native RGB for more "proper" video levels.

As 2017 wraps up, we look back at the games that made the biggest impression on us throughout the year. What were they? Well, some choices might surprise you! Check us out on the Backloggery here: https://backloggery.com/CouryC https://backloggery.com/try4ce