Lunchtime Livestream Archive: Mario64 on an RGB Modded N64 & HD Retrovision Component Video Cables

In this video we're going to test out our latest project, our own RGB Modded N64 using Voultar's Mod Shop RGB Mod Kit for the N64 and HD Retrovision Component Video Cables!

We'll be using our OSSC to stream, set to 3x upscaling, scanlines but nothing else.

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To commemorate hitting 3000 Subscribers we're going to do a few rounds of Use Your Words for the Nintendo Switch. If you like Cards Against Humanity you're going to love Use Your Words. It is offensive, irreverent, crass and abrasive, much like Gary himself.

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