Flash Cart
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One cartridge, two consoles, and an LED bright enough to illuminate the workbench. Today I’m building the Pico A10400, a DIY Atari 2600 and Atari 7800 multicart, then giving it a case that looks a bit more finished than a bare circuit board sticking out of the console. If you’re looking for an Atari VCS…
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Two survivors from the house fire hit the bench: a soot-caked Frog Bog cartridge and an Intellivision. I clean them up, then build a Pi Pico multi-cart so the console can run a whole library from an SD card.
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An Epoch Super Cassette Vision, six cartridges and a non-working Sharp Twin Famicom, bought from Japan through JPfans. Here’s what arrived and what I plan to do with it.
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A full build guide for Robin H Edwards’ A8PicoCart: a cheap Pico-based flash multicart for the Atari 400, 800, XL and XE, from PCB order to a 3D printed case.
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A box of open source retro PCBs from PCBWay, from Amiga RAM expansions to an UnoCart 2600, each one a future project for the channel.