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@koifishalready compatible with everdrive pro. No sure about regular everdrive, but if not try the latest firmware update from krikzz.

Shipping all worked out and OP editing with links for shipping based on location.

@JamesRobotliking those xmas movies in your picture

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We usually keep it a surprise. I work with the devs on the entries, so they know their games are in there. It is a mix of games still in development, recently released, and an oldie thrown in there.

2023 NES Homebrew Calendars are now for sale! Filled with a great selection of current and future NES homebrew titles. Cover design was done by @M-Tee For orders to USA or Canada: https://homebrews-in-focus.myshopify.com For orders elsewhere: https://www.etsy.com/shop/HomebrewsFocus We are trying something new this year, using a print on demand service. This should bring down shipping cost significantly for outside USA, and the total cost with shipping should be about $17 - $24.

Congratulations! Charms are disabled currently due to a site issue that @Glovesis looking into. We will add your charm requested once it is sorted out.

Is this the same games as: https://www.retrousb.com/product_info.php?cPath=31&products_id=63&osCsid=b1e5ac73e5e40d9bb94508bbf292aafa Or different?

Polgondwanaland, Quiet, Silicon Statue, Rollie, and Hungry Ghost have all been donated to @Glovescharity stream tomorrow to benefit Extra Lives. Tune it and may be able to grab these for a good price and benefit charity at the same time.

8-bit Xmas 2022 is for sale on RetroUSB's website

We also played 8-bit Xmas 2018 as part of the Homebrew Leader Board Competition years ago.

We also had threads for past ones here 2021: https://www.videogamesage.com/forums/topic/9487-hey-8-bit-xmas-2021-is-out/#comment-244349 https://www.videogamesage.com/forums/topic/9602-8-bit-xmas-2021/#comment-248824 2020 I don't think we had a thread for it. 2019: https://www.videogamesage.com/forums/topic/809-8-bit-xmas-2019-is-now-available/#comment-11837

Announcement post from developer https://twitter.com/c64pixels/status/1594792923526320128?t=d8PCInXAmZZfFu4gnuiDX0OyudYt72Mh0JKNTrm17rc&s=19

Eye of the Beholder (DOS / Amiga 1991) has been ported to the Commodore 64 / 128 (2022) (Images sources: https://eotb64.com/) Review snip by HaynesMaker64 at Indie Retro News: "When you first load Eye of the Beholder on the C64, you won’t believe how incredible this port has turned out. After the initial title screen and credit roll you’re taken to the infamous introduction animation, faithfully recreated by Oliver (V3to) Lindau (known for some of the best looking C64 graphics on Rolling Ronny, Caren and the Tangled Tentacles, and the recent Sonic the Hedgehog port). Accompanied by an awesome SID interpretation of the title music, translated to C64 by Linus. " News Source Review Game Website Download Source Code (Image credit: Retro Bits)

Retrostage, in collaboration with MegaCat Studios, has released reprogrammable HuCards for TG-16 / PCE As of 11/21/2022 the price per unit is $24, however in a twitter exchange, Retrostage stated bulk rates are available, i.e. for brewers putting out a release. A matte-black mini PCB with 1MByte of Flash ROM Flashable with their RetroBlaster with an adapter. https://retrostage.net/?product=turbo-blaster

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RetroUSB has opened up sales for the yearly cart. As always, download available on website for free, or cart with blinky lights for sale. "Need something to pass the time during xmas vacation? Endless Grinch lasts forever, or at least as long as you do! Coins are capped at a maximum of 12 and slowly disappear. Run out and you die, or keep stocked and play endlessly. Rampage through randomized overworld, tree, and castle levels so each playthrough is new. Try not to go insane from the Christmas music or go blind staring at the cartridge LEDs which dance to the music. Aim for distance or score, turtle jumping won't help you this time!" https://www.retrousb.com/product_info.php?cPath=30&products_id=171

I collect outside my region. There are plenty of games that were never released in my region or the releases have differences that interest me. There are plenty Famicom or PC Engine games that fit this bill for me.

Awesome @dale_coop, looks great

It was never hacked. The ability for others to develop cores was planned by Analogue. They provided information, firmware, and free development kits to people. Here is more information about the program called OpenFPGA: https://www.analogue.co/developer Additionally, if others a looking for lists for cores available: https://joshcampbell191.github.io/openfpga-cores-inventory/analogue-pocket Or for auto updaters: https://github.com/mattpannella/pocket_core_autoupdate_net/releases

Noir can output digital and analog video simultaneously, such as component (or RGB, composite, s-video) and HDMI. I use it to play on my CRT while I record on my computer through a capture card.

You got it

@Splainnice job!

Kelsey Lewin put together a video on the machine in 2018. She was showcasing a different version, however at 3:18 you can see the manual and pictures of the version I think you looking for. If what is shown in the video doesn't help, perhaps reaching out to her or the Video Game History Foundation might work.

You got it