Make Your Analogue Pocket NES Core More Accurate This tutorial explains how to update your Analogue Pocket’s NES core to an unstable version for improved accuracy, potentially even surpassing original hardware in some cases. Do keep in mind that there is a possibility that you may discover bugs as this is an experimental core. Background […]
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It’s Nearly Here Something many of us are looking forward to is the SuperStationOne by Retro Remake. It’s a MiSTer FPGA system at heart, but it’s designed to be the centrepiece of your living room’s entertainment setup. Early adopters who ordered the Founders Edition, provided there are no delays, should be receiving their units shortly. […]
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F-Zero is still, to this day, an impressive futuristic racer that really showed off the Mode-7 feature on the SNES. The series continued with more games on the N64, GBA, and GameCube. Now, there’s even F-Zero for the PC-Engine/TG16, appropriately titled HuZero. It’s not a full game, but rather a caravan mode where you try […]
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As a kid I loved fighting games, and actually, as an adult I still do. When I had a Commodore 64 back in the day when my age was in the single digits, I could not even have dreamed of something so spectacular. This game has 32 characters in its roster, all the special moves, […]
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00:49 MiSTer Pro 03:04 MiSTer MultiSystem Next Gen 06:17 MiSTer Pi 2 Next Gen 08:17 Philips CD-I MiSTer 10:28 Taito F2 updates MiSTer 11:05 SEGA Saturn “Far From Accurate” MiSTer 13:36 SuperStationOne Frontend 16:24 MiSTer MultiSystem2 feedback 18:22 Zaparoo Core v2.6.0 19:23 Unstable Updates MiSTer 21:43 Schematics for PANG 22:58 Konami 054539 RE 24:21 Game […]
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A prominent figure in the Dreamcast homebrew and porting development community, Falco Girgis, shared a video via an X post, showing a scene from Dragon Quest 8 on the SONY PlayStation 2 running on the SEGA Dreamcast. Hopefully, this will turn into a fully-fledged port, similar to Falco’s previous GTA ports. Either way, this looks […]
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Price and Delivery When the Terasic DE25-Standard Development and Education Kit was revealed some time ago, it appeared to be a strong contender as a follow-up to the MiSTer FPGA DE10-Nano project. Not exactly a MiSTer 2, but more of a MiSTer Pro or 1.5. The main issue with the DE25 board was the price, […]
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After Burner was a “wow” moment when we were kids, that plane flying around, blasting everything in sight. The sound effects made you feel like you were right there in the cockpit. At the time, it was an experience unmatched by anything else. Would it be fair to say that, years later, I got the […]
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Introduction to Eli Lipsitz and Game Bub The interview begins with Pixel Cherry Ninja welcoming Eli Lipsitz, the sole developer behind the Game Bub, an open-source FPGA handheld console. Eli explains that the Game Bub is designed to support original Gameboy, Gameboy Color and Gameboy Advance cartridges, as well as link cables and other original […]
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Going back to the days of playing Monkey Island on the Amiga, swapping those disks between scenes was cumbersome, but it was still so much fun. Later, I moved on and played some Broken Sword games on my PC, as well as years later on an iPhone. Later still, I played the Telltale games like […]
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