Coffee Fueled Retro

A few years ago, I wrote a post covering the Philips Model BO Videosynthesizer Prototype, which I purchased from a seller in the area between Brussels and Charleroi.

Although I have a fairly decent selection of Commodore 64 games, I've only ever owned one cartridge: Super Games.

Limited Run Games released a modern version of the iconic and infamous Philips CD-i 22ER9019 wired controller to coincide with the release of Arzette: The Jewel of Faramore.

A few years ago, I bought a cheap but defective Intellivision console with the intention of fixing it.

❗ Working on CRT TVs can be dangerous.

Throughout the years, while building my collection, there has always been one thing at the top of my list of most wanted items: A vintage arcade cabinet.

It's been a while since I posted on this blog.

This powermac 8100/110 was given to me by someone who was just about to throw it out.

From time to time, I enjoy going to a flea market to see if I can find anything interesting.

DISCOVERING - CLEANING - EXPLORING - TESTING/REPAIR - PARTS - SPECIFICATION DOCS - EMULATION - MUSEUM - TLDR - DOWNLOADS At the beginning of 2021, I acquired a machine that was said to be a prototype for the Philips CD-i.

I was recently asked to dump the ROM chips inside my Philips CD-i 180 set.

This article will be more of a story and a PSA rather than a guide/help page.

‼️ This should only be performed on XBOX revisions 1.0-1.5.

I recently got myself a copy of Conker: Live & Reloaded.

Back in January I got this Philips CD-i 180 set along with the Model BO prototype.