Flip Satan

False alarm, it was pulling a sickie.

I'm going to have so much fun with this if it's true.

My silly in-joke handle means that there people I've worked with in the gaming journo scene who don't even realize they know me. The rest probably do know and just want to avoid my nonsense.

Bobsburgers Louise GIF Alt: Bobs Burgers clip of Louise's eye twitching with text "I'm fine, this is fine..."

Me sitting at this apparent intersection.

Orange GameCube next to Sony PVM CRT on left with message on screen that reads "disc could not be read, please read instruction manual for main unit."

Calling in sick tomorrow, my spiced boi is poorly.

My OSSC remote has died. I need some RetroTINK money.

honestly would take a chill tuesday

bad spicy brain is telling me every day is sunday 9pm

Stepping in to say that third parties will often buy branded emulation devices then bundle them with microSD cards with ROMs. For example, most Anbernic handhelds at Amazon and AliExpress will come with a card, whereas devices from the manufacturer won't for obvious reasons.

The Analogue Pocket and its portable peers are all creeping up in price, and I'm scared that tariffs and RAMageddon are double-teaming the retro handheld scene A perfect storm that's harming retro portables

Tariffs and RAMageddon are ganging up on retro handheld prices. www.gamesradar.com/hardware/ret...

The Game Boy Color is once again my favorite handheld thanks to this gorgeous AMOLED touchscreen mod Give your Game Boy Color an OLED kick

If you're up for some light modding, can recommend adding an AMOLED screen to the actual GBC (link for some visuals). www.gamesradar.com/hardware/han...

EAT CAKE BIRTHDAY HAPPY

Fun fact: did you know this article is less likely to show up on your screen because it's a negative critique? Welcome to the modern internet.

Sad Ditto looking at new Game Boy Jukebox on a screen.

Alright, here's my rant about the new Game Boy "Jukebox" and the fact that Nintendo will seemingly do anything but make a Classic Edition remake of the OG handheld.

Rant: www.gamesradar.com/hardware/ret...

Perhaps I'm being a bit mean, but a handheld that turns into a laptop maybe isn't what we need while we can't even get Steam Decks.

Close up of blue Dreamcast spiral logo on white console.

The spirals... They're inside me! (Dreamcast nonsense in the oven for this week).

Yeah like I'm sure I've spotted these photos before but in naff quality, so these are pretty great.

Nintendo loves the blank Noddy tape approach.

Would you peeps sign up to a news letter by yours truly? It's something I've never considered, but it'd be nice to find a better way to share stuff.

I'm certainly in a "quit everything and aim for nothing" sort of mood today. Imposter syndrome has morphed into something else entirely over the years.

Probably better voices than me out there already doing it. If I had a therapist, they'd probably advise not over inflating my right to do things haha.

This is incredible.

A photo of Sega HQ, a white-and-glass tower, seen from an upward looking angle so it looms

Two Sega artists at a Digitizer Mark III unit, with one standing and pointing at a screen with a large sprite of Ax Battler on the screen while another manipulates a mouse-like device over a large pad while sat in front of the terminal.

A really neat shot of the Digitizer Mark III and its screens, and a very busy desk with floppies and the digitizer pad and handheld device you slide around it.

A snot of the studio/workshop with many desks and computers and crt monitors filling every square foot of space aside from space to walk around

🕹️ Bytes of Gaming History ⏳

A glimpse of Sega Japan sometime in 1991 during the development of Golden Axe too, snapped from a Megaforce magazine feature. Not only do we get a lovely photo of Sega HQ in Tokyo, but some very cool shots of how game art was created and then digitised onto the screen.

Idk, I would have liked to spend more time diving into Pokemon Stadium beyond the hardware etc etc, but I do most have to stay in my apparent lane.

Pikachu N64 connected to Sony PVM CRT with Pokemon Stadium intro screen on display.

For Pokemon's big 30th bday, I recapped some of the basics of using an N64 today. In this instance it's to play Pokemon Stadium, but it's basically just a quick rundown of what to look at to get playing Sushi Go Round on repeat.

Words: www.gamesradar.com/hardware/ret...

Sundays aren't very pleasant when you feel like life is unstable. Wondering whether my ideas will be good enough or if I should even be doing what I do is a weekly occurrence.

ok

Original crystal Xbox hooked up to Sony PVM CRT TV with DOOM 3 on screen.

DOOM 3 on a CRT is calling me.

CRT money

Performance as a service.