Digital Electronics Technician & YouTuber with a passion for digital interfacing. Tinkering with 90’s era electronics & Retro Videogame Development kits.
Shown here are some of the Retro Game Development kits I’ve covered on my channel over the years.
Some I have yet to tackle, and many more new acquisitions have been added into the arsenal. It’s going to be a fun summer.😎🤘#Nintendo#Atari#gamedev#n64#gamecube#3DS#gameboy
Shown here is an Ultra Rare Turbo Grafx-16 / PC-Engine Midi Audio Development kit entitled: “Hu7D Midi” 😎🤘
Very little is known about this particular devkit, with limited documentation available. The only photos found online were from an old collector’s blog posting based out
We’ve preserved the Gateway 64 host software! For those who don’t know, the Gateway 64 was the system powering the Lodgenet Nintendo 64 service for hotel guests. This software could be used alongside debug units and could also convert games to be compatible with units for hotels!
Starting to trace ground and VCC, and out of curiosity I wanted to see if the connector is similar to any PC Cards in my parts bin. While not an exact pin count match, the pin pitch matches IBM MCA exactly. This will make finding the correct connector for a test bench much easier
Obscure Nintendo Gateway hardware found at an aviation conference in Canada. 🤯🤘
Sitting on a vendors table at a convention along with other "scrap" PCBs from avionics systems, used as decor.
The Nintendo Gateway boards like those shown here were designed to interface with
