Saw an image of this cool ps1 bass guitar

One of if not THE best fighting game for the original Playstation!

It's insane how far the GTA franchise has come! Now it's one of the biggest videogame franchises ever!

It's important to clarify that I'm relatively novice to retro gaming and especially new to CRT TVs. I was doing some browsing and I saw two people selling CRT TVs around my area that peaked my interest. Images of the TVs will be show in the images above.

The first offer is a 10 inch Sylvania CRT TV. Although the poster did not post an image of the back of the TV, it does offer audio and video output as seen on the front. It may be a Sylvania SRT2213 model from 2002 based on some research that I've done. Seems like a decently sized option. The seller is asking for $50.

The other offer is a 13 inch RCA TV that was manufactured February 1999. I can see on the back that it's model E13332BC. The seller says it's in good shape, but doesn't have inputs. Would not having inputs be an issue? The seller is asking $100 for it.

I would love to know what you guys think about these offers. I'm honestly impressed to even find such CRT TVs on marketplace since I live in a weird part of my city, but I don't want to give in to a crappy deal. Are these good CRT TVs for their price?

My first OEM PS1 game, got it today. Finally putting my PS1 to good use.

I did a quick and dirty static recompilation for the PS1 version of Colin McRae rally with some improvements. A childhood classic for me.
It now has widescreen, runs at 60fps with anti-aliasing, at native screen resolution. The drawdistance was also increased. It's also moddable, I carried some GT2 cars over to play myself.

I still have my psx pal SCPH-1002c. At some point in its early years it really struggled to read discs and the optic bloc was changed entirely.

Nowadays, it has problems again but not exactly the same. At first it seemed the console could read discs randomly, but I've discovered something peculiar. Once the console has been switched on for 20~25mn, it can read discs, sometimes immediately, sometimes after a couple of resets. And once it read the disc, it just works perfectly. No lag in FMV, or abnormally long loading times.

I have started on a project to make a detailed wiki for the Codemasters PSX game Micro Machines v3!

If you are familiar with the game or are interested in it, you should check it out!

https://micro-machines-v3.fandom.com/wiki/Micro_Machines_V3_Wiki

Trying to update to the latest RC5 build but cannot for the life of me get it to work.

I downloaded the latest build from GitHub, extracted it and placed it in a folder titled "UPDATE" on the root of the SD card.

Bu it just boots as normal into the old version of Picostation.

I can see the SD card and files, games boot as normal too.

What am I doing wrong?

I really dont want to have to take it apart to get to the USB.

I’ve recently taken an interest in retro gaming. I tried firing up my old PS1, but when I press the power button, the green light just flickers on and off—there’s likely a short circuit. Upon opening the console, I noticed that the wire I’ve marked in red is disconnected, but I can’t figure out where it’s supposed to be soldered. I’ve looked for reference material, but I haven’t found a soldering diagram that matches my unit; the connection points for these wires seem to be different from what I’m seeing in other examples. Could you help me out?

Tô tentando achar algum frenético e rápido aqui mais num acho, Alguém conhece algum?