I’ve been replaying Full Throttle, one of the classic ’90s point-and-click adventures. The game runs well through ScummVM on Nintendo Switch, but launching it through the Homebrew Menu each time becomes tedious:Album → Homebrew Menu → ScummVM → select game. I wanted a quicker, cleaner workflow — ideally a forwarder that appears directly on the Switch home screen [read more]

Used Nintendo Switch systems often come with a parental-control PIN still enabled. There are homebrew utilities that reveal this PIN, but compatibility varies between firmware versions and older builds don’t always behave as expected. This post documents how I recompiled Reset Parental Controls, why the prebuilt binary didn’t work for me, and how I extended the [read more]

Update; Please if you want to mod your GameCube use PicoBoot by webhdx. It is cheaper and safer than the old method I used. So I bought this broken console mainly because I have all the Nintendo consoles except the GameCube and this one looked like I couldn’t possibly damage it any further. It did [read more]

I wrote an update for my Mega Drive modchip. I was a little annoyed by the different colors to show what region was set. The reason of a switchless mod is to stay as close to the original as possible, so the LED should be red!I changed it so it will only show the setting [read more]

For some reason, Nintendo decided it was not necessary to provide an RGB output on the Nintendo 64, the only way to connect it was through RF, Composite, and S-video. Luckily there are a couple of modding options including HDMI. [read more]

A question I get asked from time to time is how I run multiple instances of the Minecraft Bedrock server. It is quite easy once you know what tools to use. [read more]