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Projects - WFFwiki edit / delete

DIY Econet clock, and various other Acorn-related projects.

to acorn electronics nintendo retrocomputing ... on 06 December 2016

mGBA edit / delete

An accurate GBA emulator.

to emulation gba nintendo retrocomputing ... on 21 June 2016

Tim's Projects 'n' Stuff edit / delete

RGB output for the PS1/PS2, Game Gear, N64 and JAMMA arcade boards, and various other video-game-related electronica.

to arcade electronics games n64 nintendo ps2 rgb sega video ... on 05 March 2015

My complete SGI Ultra64 dev set + manual scans + dev software edit / delete

The original N64 development kit, based on an SGI Indy.

to development games indy irix n64 nintendo retrocomputing sgi ... on 20 January 2015

mGBA edit / delete

Another GBA emulator with debugging facilities -- might be worth looking at as an alternative to VBA for AG0700 students (particularly those not on Windows).

to ag0700 cross-development emulation gba nintendo ... on 06 January 2015

Charles MacDonald's Home Page edit / delete

Reverse-engineering various 80s/90s consoles and arcade systems.

to arcade games nintendo retrocomputing sega ... on 25 May 2014

Fuck the Super Game Boy: Introduction edit / delete

The Super GameBoy cartridge for the SNES and the games that made use of it. (By Christine Love, author of "Digital: A Love Story" etc., which includes a rather neat pastiche of the Workbench interface...)

to emulation gameboy nintendo retrocomputing snes ... on 14 December 2013

Ian's SGI Depot (various SGI systems, parts and spares for sale)... edit / delete

Lots of SGI stuff, obviously, but also an interesting section on the hardware of the Nintendo 64.

to ag0700 n64 nintendo retrocomputing sgi ... on 11 April 2012

Blargg's Home edit / delete

Open-source emulation libraries: in particular, accurate emulations of console audio systems, and libraries for simulating the effects of NTSC output upon graphics.

to audio console emulation graphics nintendo ntsc software video ... on 02 May 2009