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Nov 24 2014
Several months ago, I swapped my nVidia Card for an AMD Radeon Graphics Card. At that point in time, I was able to install AMD’s latest WHQL-Driver, 13.12, without any problem. Days and weeks passed by (and the card working fine), AMD releases a new driver. Every PC Gamer knows that 1st Rule is to …
Permanent link to this article: https://www.hiscorebob.lu/2014/11/a-way-out-of-amd-driver-hell/
May 09 2014
After hooking up my Neo Geo with a RGB Cable, I noticed that colors did not render properly. Image was all “yellowish”, which did not appear when connected with it’s original (composite) cable.
Permanent link to this article: https://www.hiscorebob.lu/2014/05/neo-geo-how-to-fix-broken-rgb-output-missing-color/
May 07 2014
Edit 03/2017 : This post is heavily outdated. I recommend using Lakka as your system of choice for your Raspberry Pi. Have a look and test it, you won’t miss Retropie! I think that we can all agree that the Raspberry Pi is a wonderful piece of Hardware. Using Retropie, I wanted to be able …
Permanent link to this article: https://www.hiscorebob.lu/2014/05/retropie-tips-n-tricks/
Apr 22 2014
In this gallery we’ll see how to modify an old Atari Joystick for improved game play. The old switches tend to stop working , and had to be replaced with modern micro “click” switches. You’ll need about 5 micro Switches (about 4mm height), something to cut and of course a soldering iron. Reichelt.de is selling …
Permanent link to this article: https://www.hiscorebob.lu/2014/04/atari-vcs-2600-joystick-micro-switch-mod/
Apr 10 2014
Credits for this mod go to Circuit-board.de My Atari VCS was resting for 5+ years in the cellar when I finally got Yars’ Revenge for it. (Recommended by a fellow Retro Gamer). To hookup the VCS to the TV, I used the builtin antenna cable. As you can guess, Image quality was horrible ! So …
Permanent link to this article: https://www.hiscorebob.lu/2014/04/atari-vcs-2600-composite-video-mod/
Apr 04 2014
Recently I had a spare Switch and a little time, and got inspired to pull off a 50/60Hz Mod to the Master System on the german circuit-board. I know there’s also a switchless mod, but I didn’t have the needed parts at hand. Also, the SystemBoard in my Master System was already (factory)-modded. Turned out …
Permanent link to this article: https://www.hiscorebob.lu/2014/04/master-system-5060-hz-mod-w-switch/
Jun 21 2012
I’ve been a proud owner of a GPH Wiz for over a year now, and been able to test it in every way possible. When I bought it the Dingoo A320 was just beginning to become available, and I wondered if it would be better than the Wiz. Well I couldn’t hear all those “the …
Permanent link to this article: https://www.hiscorebob.lu/2012/06/wiz-vs-dingoo-a320/
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