Astair86 has released RGB2RTG v0.5 on itch.io, an unofficial fork of Emu68 for Amiga 1200 PiStorm setups. It redirects the Amiga's native RGB video output directly into the Raspberry Pi's RTG HDMI display, removing the need to switch between separate video sources. via indieretronews.com
Developers are working to bring Valve's SteamOS ARM release, originally built for the Steam Frame, to existing Android-based gaming handhelds. This would let owners of those devices run SteamOS instead of Android. via retrohandhelds.gg
FujiGrid is a beta Mac application, released as a signed Universal app, that populates the display with a grid of tiles each running a different randomly chosen piece of Atari 8-bit software in its own emulator. Tiles can be expanded to full screen and played with a keyboard or USB controller, and the software can also act as a screensaver-style multi-display mosaic that changes over time. via savetz.com
Following complaints from Pocket Duo Lite owners about poor dual-screen performance, new information indicates the handheld's chipset can actually support two displays natively. The chip reportedly has other limitations that may explain the reported issues, and the temporary upgrade offer to the Pocket Duo Lite Plus has since expired. via timeextension.com
Mr. Rubik, an Android developer known for creating custom launchers, is working on an update to his NitroDeck launcher, which replicates the Nintendo DS interface. The new version is aimed at improving support for dual-screen Android handhelds. via retrododo.com
Following earlier reports of performance issues, Retroid Pocket Duo Lite buyers say the handheld's chipset was never built to properly support dual screens. The temporary upgrade path to the Pocket Duo Lite Plus has now expired, leaving early adopters stuck with the underpowered original. via timeextension.com
Console Heroes has officially launched its Sega Game Gear diorama toys, a collectible line the company had previously teased. The dioramas are aimed at fans and collectors of the handheld console. via retrododo.com
OM64, a fan-made custom firmware for ModRetro's M64 handheld, has been released as the device's first unofficial firmware. It provides a custom operating system with enhanced video output and Wi-Fi capabilities. via retrohandhelds.gg
Analogue has released firmware version 1.5.1 for its Analogue 3D FPGA console, which lets players toggle overclocking directly within a game. The update also adds the ability to customise how unknown cartridges appear in the console's library. via timeextension.com
RetroRGB has added a website section detailing how to load and configure Lumacode profiles on the OSSC Pro, including pre-made profiles for NES, SMS and Atari 2600. More console profiles are planned as further Lumacode-modded systems are tested, and the original OSSC has also been updated. via retrorgb.com
Dan from Ringer Keys / The Brewing Academy is now selling a 3D printed case designed for the newest version of the OSSC Pro's Extra AV-Out add-on. The case has openings for the board's Composite and S-Video outputs and ships with screws to mount the board inside. via retrorgb.com
Chronic Concepts has opened orders for the TinyBrights Insert Coin Cube Gen 2, a device that replicates the coin slot of a classic arcade cabinet. It connects via USB-A to PCs, Macs and smartphones, letting players insert real coins to activate credits in arcade emulators. via timeextension.com
