ProZD uploaded a hilarious video of him asking Final Fantasy creator Hironobu Sakaguchi what his favourite Final Fantasy was and therefore the best (he answered correctly 🤙 💵)
Category: Cool Links
A friend of mine on Bluesky called deeb found some 3D models of Bowser’s Keep from the Switch version of Super Mario RPG and tried his hand at 3D printing it. If you want to skip to a more finished product, here it is.
If you have .bin files for your PlayStation ROMs but no .cue files, PlayStation (PSX) Cue Maker has you covered. Came in clutch for me recently and from there, you can convert them into CHD for optimal file management.
Apparently there’s a way to tweak some settings on your Nintendo 3DS to improve how the colours look on your screen (if you install Luma and update to the latest version).
Retro Game Corps chose his favourite handhelds for each retro system (as of 2025), following up the same video he did last year. No context spoiler alert: the Anbernic RG 40XXV and Lenovo Legion Go S both got a mention!
Cool bit of fact finding from Josh Average on whether the DVD drive helped to sell Playstation 2s and examining the claim that DVD players were under $100 by the end of 2000.
Side Projects Lab upgraded his Commodore 64 and put HDMI in it and you can buy the parts to do it yourself (links in the video description)
Dan Clarke—head of design agency Arkotype—is a graphic design legend and he’s working on a personal project: redesigning the Nintendo Switch OS.
There’s an Appalachian Pinball Museum in North Carolina and it looks so cool: Two large rooms house roughly 65 pinball machines—some rare, most playable—and a separate video arcade holds 15 or so more games. The oldest machine, a 1947 Gottlieb Marjorie, predates having flippers on the playfield.
It looks like TheGammaSqueeze has got a version of Android 13 working on the TrimUI Smart Pro which I might try out: GammaOS Core is a minimal version of Android 13 TV (based on LineageOS) suited for low powered devices with chipsets such as the Rockchip RK3566 and with no touchscreen required.