Recently, the SEGA Saturn core for the MiSTer FPGA has received a lot of praise for how accurate it is in being close to the original hardware. It’s without a doubt one of my favourite cores on the MiSTer. It is, in fact, how I got to grow a new appreciation for the system. Below, […]
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00:59 Golfing Greats MiSTer, Analogue Pocket & More 03:10 Run and Gun MiSTer, Analogue Pocket & More 03:35 CPS3 MiSTer & More 04:44 Surprise Attack & X-Men MiSTer, Analogue Pocket & More 05:36 119 MiSTer & Analogue Pocket 07:05 Dead Connection MiSTer 07:57 Metal Black MiSTer 08:39 SEGA Saturn MiSTer 10:30 Easy Video Mode Swap […]
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The Roadmap One of the heavyweight FPGA core developers known as Jotego, who runs a team dedicated to preserving arcade games via devices such as the MiSTer and the Analogue Pocket, among others, recently gave us a roadmap that leads to CPS3 (Capcom Play System 3) being developed. Step 1 – Golfing Greats Beta ✅ […]
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Taki Udon has given a new look at the finished version of the SuperStation One, this time shown in a Midnight Blue shell. The photo highlights a high gloss surface, but Taki confirmed that the final version of the system won’t be high gloss. Even so, the translucent casing already looks impressive, with its deep […]
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Great news for the MiSTer users, courtesy of wickerwaka we now have two new games available for the system. The games are Metal Black and Dead Connection. Metal Black is a horizontal Shmup that is loved by many arcade goers of that era. Dead Connection is an incredibly unique gallery shooter, that’ll give you some […]
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A new game enters the BoogerVault™ An arcade game, recently preserved by the MAME project, is also getting an FPGA Gaming makeover. We’re seeing the first signs of life from an FPGA core for the obscure SEGA/Coreland title, 119, a project that was started over the weekend by developer Boogermann. He’s already got some graphics […]
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ReverendGumby, a core developer for MiSTer FPGA, has announced the completion of a significant update to the Super Cassette Vision core, following an in-depth reverse-engineering of the Epoch TV-1 video chip. This work, detailed in ‘doc/epochtv1.txt’, involved creating numerous test ROMs to precisely measure timing and behavior. The core now boasts a highly accurate emulation […]
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00:59 Run and Gun MiSTer & Analogue Pocket 01:47 Super Station One Running N64 Carts 05:47 MiSTer Pi & SS1 Availability 08:59 Triple Analogue Out IO Board MiSTer 10:24 Menu QoL change MiSTer 10:59 QMTECH Clone Warning MiSTer 13:50 PC-Engine & X68000 MiSTer 14:51 Analogue 3D in Action 16:07 Game Bub FPGA 18:50 ao486 TangConsole […]
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Some Cores Like N64 and PSX Not Working QMTECH, a company known for its FPGA products, has issued a public warning to consumers regarding what it describes as “direct clones” of its Mister FPGA boards. The warning comes in response to a growing number of customer complaints about significant quality issues, including poor soldering and […]
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The MiSTer FPGA project is once again pushing the boundaries of retro hardware accuracy. Soon, it will be possible for MiSTer to output RGB, S-Video, and composite video (CVBS) at the same time, just like an original console could. This advancement builds on the excellent YC video code originally developed by MikeS, with further contributions […]
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