TI-99/4A Games on real hardware, PICO9918 Videochip, digitized with RetroTink 4K

Описание: This video showcases these cartridge games:
Burger Time (Data East)
Parsec (Texas Instruments)
FlappyBird (Rasmus Moustgaard)
The Legend of Tilda (PeteE)
TI Scramble (Rasmus Moustgaard)
Titanium (Rasmus Moustgaard)
Super TI99 Mario Bros Demo (Rasmus Moustgaard)
Road Hunter (Rasmus Moustgaard)
Pyjamarama (Rasmus Moustgaard)
Jetset Willy (Rasmus Moustgaard)
Sports Demo (Rasmus Moustgaard)
Bouncy (Rasmus Moustgaard)
Alex Kidd on Miracle Island (TheMole)
Flying Shark (Rasmus Moustgaard)
Pinball 99 (Rasmus Moustgaard)
Through the Trapdoor (Rasmus Moustgaard)
Knight Lore (Rasmus Moustgaard)
Roto-Zoom Demo (Rasmus Moustgaard)
Formula 18A (Rasmus Moustgaard)
Jetpac (Walid Maalouli)

All games were played from 160° angle to the display, and with an open mainboard, so bare with my bad playing :) This is mostly to demonstrate the real hardware, the video quality of the PICO9918, and the video capture tool chain.

This video was recorded using the original TI-99/4A computer,
not emulation. The TMS9918A Videochip got replaced by a PICO9918 Videochip which features VGA out.
The analog signal was then digitizied using RetroTink 4K and captured via AVerMedia Live Gamer Ultra 2.1.

The TI-99 got Memory Expansion and the original Speech Synthesizer was attached.
The PICO9918 was running with Firmware v.1.0.1, but with original core speed, this might have led to timing issues with Alex Kidd. Some games detect F18A capabilities and activated their F18A game mode.

To find out more about the PICO9918 Videochip reach out to the designer Troy Schrapel:
https://hackaday.io/visrealm/
https://www.tindie.com/stores/visrealm/
https://forums.atariage.com/topic/367...