‘I’m a little late to this party, but I’ll still come’.
Krikzz’s range of EverDrive flash carts has paved the way for retro gamers to have their entire collections at their fingertips, and now the engineer is looking to expand the range with an Optical Drive Emulator, or ODE for short.
ODEs let you load ISOs on consoles that rely on optical media rather than cartridges, and we’ve already seen several examples, such as the MODE for Saturn/Dreamcast and, more recently, ArcStation for the PS1.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
‘I’m a little late to this party, but I’ll still come’.
Krikzz’s range of EverDrive flash carts has paved the way for retro gamers to have their entire collections at their fingertips, and now the engineer is looking to expand the range with an Optical Drive Emulator, or ODE for short.
ODEs let you load ISOs on consoles that rely on optical media rather than cartridges, and we’ve already seen several examples, such as the MODE for Saturn/Dreamcast and, more recently, ArcStation for the PS1.
Read the full article on timeextension.com