I'm playing Scrabble on Windows 3.1 online with the squad.
Today, we're diving into a classic game of Scrabble. We're using Kali to bridge our connections on PCEM and real 90s hardware for an authentic retro gaming experience.
Join us on Discord if you want to play along: / discord
For those interested in making vintage games with dead master servers playable between vintage and modern hardware, check out this helpful video: [ • Using Retro and Modern Machines to Play Ga... ]
In this stream, I'll showcase a great solution I found for capturing video from DOS machines, the Startech USB32VGCAPRO. You can find it here: [https://amzn.to/3lS9flj]
If the price is a concern, there's another budget-friendly option I've used. It involves pairing these devices:
Foinnex VGA to HDMI active converter adapter: [https://amzn.to/3d4BdXb]
Mirabox 4k HDMI capture device with passthrough: [https://amzn.to/2P7ZP9t]
The downside to the cheaper option is that the analog signal isn't converted perfectly, and it results in a tangle of cables. In contrast, the Startech device is a single, compact solution that gets the job done neatly.
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Tags: Scrabble, Online Gaming, Multiplayer, Retro Gaming, Windows 98, Windows 95, Vintage Games