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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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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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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The Nintendo 64 has long been a tough system to emulate, and while software emulators have made progress, accuracy issues still frustrate players. The MiSTer FPGA project has been a beacon for preservation, but its DE10-Nano board has always been seen as too limited to handle a proper N64 core. That changed when developer Robert […]
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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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It looks snappy, and that’s exactly what we need for any frontend. A frontend that includes screenshots and groups games by arcade hardware systems is a great way to discover new old games, or rediscover forgotten ones. The SuperStationᵒⁿᵉ is scheduled to ship soon for early backers, and it’s still available for pre-order with a […]
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FPGA core developer Slamy began work on the Philips CD-i core for the MiSTer FPGA some time ago. Earlier today, an update was released. A compiled version of the core is available on the MiSTer FPGA Discord server, and a Patreon post provides detailed information about the update and how Dragon’s Lair is now performing. […]
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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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From MiSTer to Tang It’s nice to see that nand2mario has successfully ported over the MiSTer ao486 core to the Tang Console 138K. What does it offer? Grab the core from it’s GitHub page.
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