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Retro gaming is a passion for many gamers who grew up in the golden age of consoles and for newcomers who want to experience the classics. A common trend within this scene is console modification (modding), allowing gamers to hack into their classic consoles to enhance their features or create entirely new ones. The process can appear intimidating, but this comprehensive guide is on hand to guide you through the complexities of console modification — step by step, console by console.
SEGA MEGA DRIVE/GENESIS
Often considered SEGA’s most successful console, the Mega Drive (Genesis in North America) has plenty of modding potential.
Overclock Mod
Useful for eliminating slowdowns in some games, the Overclock mod involves replacing the console’s original oscillator.
Materials: Soldering iron, 68000 CPU oscillator (10, 11 or 12 MHz), wires, and a switch.
Step 1: Solder the pin 15 (clock pin) of the 68000 CPU to one lead on your switch.
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