My Life in Gaming

Marseille built up a solid gaming fanbase with their mCable and mClassic HDMI video processors, but the new green and blue mClassics that are designed for retro games and Nintendo Switch are perhaps the most bafflingly poor products we have ever reviewed. ► Episode Chapters 00:00 - Intro 01:46 - A Critical Glitch! 03:49 - Red vs. Green and Blue 05:00 - Limited and Full Range Hassles 06:28 - mClassic Switch Mode 2 08:11 - mClassic Switch Mode 3 09:16 - What to Use With mClassic Retro? 11:18 - mClassic Retro Modes 2 and 3 12:39 - What Marseille Should Have Done 14:14 - One Last Test

The Scalable Video Switch (SVS) could be a major shake-up in the area of analog video switching for classic gaming. By being able to mix and match input and output types of your choosing, with potential for future expansion, you can build something that's highly specific to your own setup. It can even auto-switch profiles with the RetroTINK 4K! But how well do its unique features work, how does the quality compare to other gaming switchers, and what kinds of cables should you use with it? ► Episode Chapters 00:00 - Intro 00:58 - What is the SVS? 06:25 - RetroTINK 4K profile auto-switching and more 10:10 - Building your SVS 13:17 - Introduction to video quality testing 14:47 - LPF, power, and SCART tests 22:04 - Composite, S-Video, and VGA tests 25:19 - Component tests 27:22 - Conclusions

The Nintendo Switch 2 is right around the corner, so what better time to look at celebrate our favorite games to be released during the Switch 1's historic lifespan. Oh, and we'll be getting into some of our biggest disappointments, too! ► Episode Chapters 00:00 - Ad 01:22 - Intro 04:14 - Honorable Mentions 01:01:30 - Disappointments 01:13:12 - Unranked Top 10 - 4 01:36:50 - Ranked 3 - 1 01:55:39 - Wrap Up

We had lots of questions about the controllers, backwards compatibility, upscaling, and other features of the Nintendo Switch 2 that most normal people probably just don't think about or care about. But we do, and we bet you do too! Here are the things that stand out about Nintendo Switch 2 to us - the good, the bad, and the needs improvement! ► Episode Chapters 00:00 - Intro 00:59 - Digital library management 04:04 - Managing your save data 04:51 - Backwards compatibility basics and load times 07:01 - Pro Controller 2 overview 08:16 - Pro Controller 2 Dpad testing 12:29 - Joy-con mouse and USB mouse 13:35 - NSO controllers and the GameCube app 16:51 - NSO GameCube video features 18:23 - Additional NSO classic game app features 19:32 - RetroTINK 4K + Switch 2? 20:23 - 2160p or 1080p for original Switch games? 21:14 - Backwards compatibility boosts! 24:28 - Games updated for Switch 2! 27:10 - Handheld mode observations 34:19 - Odds 'n ends! 37:26 - Conclusion

Is S-Video better than RGB? In this case, it might be! We take a look at how you can get the best-looking S-Video image you've ever seen, alongside more accurate colors for PC Engine, TurboGrafx, and SuperGrafx consoles with the TurboNanza mod and the RetroTINK 4K. ► Episode Chapters 00:00 - Introduction to the TurboNanza 02:52 - Why use S-Video over RGB? 06:57 - How to use Enhanced S-Video on RetroTINK 4K Pro 13:26 - Jailbar fix 13:59 - Conclusion