Pimp my retro handheld

Some time ago, I had the opportunity to get both an Amiga 500 and an Amiga 1200.

Back in the early ’90s, I had an Amiga 2000 with just one expansion card: a SCSI controller paired with a massive 290 MB hard drive.

Some time ago, I had the chance to buy a used PlayStation 2 for cheap because it was sold as “defective.”

The PSP Go is a pretty good version to play with original hardware on the go, as it is the smallest version of the console.

It is a well known thing now : the japanese Sega Marks III had additional hardware compared to its US and Europe counterpart (the Master System) : a Yamaha FM sound chip.

In a previous article, I pimped a good old Socket 7 based PC with a K6-II 400 (overclocked to 500Mhz) and a Riva 128.

Back in the nineties, I was using boosted Amiga computers and a Playstation, not a PC.

Changing the BIOS of a Playstation 1 may sound weird.

The playstation 1 is not my favourite system, but I have to admit that it has some good games.

I recently had to replace the touch panel of my Nintendo DSi XL : it was not working anymore and some games were even crashing while touching the screen.