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v1605, 6 months ago to magictcg in Path to the trailer park

It was common in jeskai control to path your own snapcaster in a control mirror

v1605, 9 months ago to retrogaming in For When You Need To Backup Those Saves

That’s a myth, the ram was a requirement by management at the beginning of development to showcase it’s use. The ram was heavily used for the dynamic lighting. Sources: gamesradar.com/how-the-n64-confidently-signposted… and nintendolife.com/…/feature_donkey_kong_64_devs_on…

v1605, 9 months ago to retrogaming in For When You Need To Backup Those Saves

To add to this, the reader also has a N64 controller port so you can also dump memory cards via a controller.

v1605, 9 months ago to retrogaming in For When You Need To Backup Those Saves

The retrode was a good device when you could buy it. What I like about this one is that you can dump all the popular cart systems without needing adapters, while being able to build additional adapters for less common systems.

v1605, 9 months ago to retrogaming in For When You Need To Backup Those Saves

Yeah they make pretty solid prebuilts, this was a diy kit.

v1605, 9 months ago to 3dprinting in For When You Need To Backup Those Saves - Lemmy.world

It’s linked in the other post.

v1605, 9 months ago to retrogaming in For When You Need To Backup Those Saves

Thanks and done

v1605, 9 months ago to programmer_humor in What could possibly go wrong

qz.com/…/how-one-programmer-broke-the-internet-by…

v1605, 10 months ago to retrogaming in Never Go On Vacation Without A Portable

Exactly

v1605, 10 months ago to retrogaming in Never Go On Vacation Without A Portable

Understandable, but this picture is from my hotel waiting for my wife getting ready for the night out, so no time wasted and I had some peaceful rest.

v1605, 10 months ago to retrogaming in SNES I Fixed And Modded Last Year

The Jrs are great to mod since they are guaranteed 1-chip consoles.

v1605, 10 months ago to retrogaming in SNES I Fixed And Modded Last Year

My inspiration was a Pokeball so pretty close

v1605, 10 months ago to retrogaming in SNES I Fixed And Modded Last Year

The trick is to use a quality iron and practice. You can find practice kits on alliexpress pretty cheap (tiny speakers, radios, bunch of LEDs, etc…)

v1605, 10 months ago to retrogaming in SNES I Fixed And Modded Last Year

Thanks! I use Krylon Fusion Matte spray paint

v1605, 10 months ago to retrogaming in Facelift For A Previously Broken NES

I cleaned the edge of the PCB with a pencil easer then ipa. After that I applied some dexoit for good measure. I also added some dexoit to the pins themselves.