Weekly Roundup #523

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Weekly Roundup #523

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Ready for another trip down memory lane? Bob at RetroRGB is back with Weekly Roundup #523, and this week is packed with hardware hacks and nostalgia-inducing updates. If you’re a retro gaming enthusiast, you’ve got some serious reading—and listening—material waiting for you.

First up, let’s talk hardware quirks and fixes. We’re seeing a deep dive into the infamous NES 72-pin connector, alongside a look at the new Hyperkin N64 controller featuring Hall Effect sensors. For those tweaking their video output, RetroTINK has added Auto-Phase for the CE model and Lumacode tweaks for both, ensuring your CRTs look sharper than ever. There’s also good news for disc-based MiSTer users: you can now boot games from any USB optical drive, and OmniDrive just got a compatibility bump for the ASUS BW-16D1X drive.

But it’s not just about tech specs. Bob reviews the Star FX3 Super FX mod for Star Fox and takes a first look at RetroTap, a multi-PSU solution that might just save your desk from cable chaos. Plus, there are some stylish, low-profile TV stand designs that prove retro gear can look modern.

Whether you’re tweaking FPGA setups or just love the aesthetic of vintage consoles, there’s something here for you. Catch the full breakdown on video or via any major podcast app, and consider supporting the channel if you enjoy the deep dives. It’s free, easy, and helps keep the retro flame alive.