…. But Still a Long Way to Go!! FPGA core developer pgate1 has brought a Sony PlayStation core to the Analogue Pocket, something many considered impossible. That hasn’t stopped the developer from continuing to update the core, with the latest update released just a few hours ago. You’ll find a list of changes below, and […]
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Although the picture above may look like a corridor surrounded by a couple of bright walls, this is actually Taki Udon from Retro Remake teasing his upcoming NES-themed dedicated FPGA console. We all know that the SuperStationOne, which is a PlayStation-inspired MiSTer FPGA console, is just around the corner. This NES-inspired console will be the […]
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The ModRetro M64 represents a significant entry into the standalone FPGA gaming device market, serving as a direct competitor to the anticipated Analogue 3D. The device’s early bird pricing is indicated to be $199, with a waiting list currently available on the ModRetro website. A playable version of the M64 hardware has been demonstrated to […]
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00:51 3DO MiSTer 02:51 PuLiRuLA MiSTer 03:45 Euro Champ 92 MiSTer 04:04 NES Big Update MiSTer 05:35 Mega CD Update MiSTer 06:03 Gravis UltraSound in AO486 MiSTer 6:59 SuperStationOne + Accessories 10:56 Update All Timeline MiSTer 12:15 MiSTer Discord Game Challenge 13:34 Test Builds and Unstable Nightlies MiSTer 14:38 NES Update (unofficial) Analogue Pocket 16:43 […]
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What is AccuracyCoin? AccuracyCoin is a large collection of NES accuracy tests on a single NROM cartridge. This ROM was designed for an NTSC console with an RP2A03G CPU and RP2C02G PPU. Some tests might fail on hardware with a different revision. This ROM currently has 129 tests. These tests print “PASS” or “FAIL” on […]
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This is an ongoing list of channels that bring information and entertainment for the retro gaming niche known as FPGA gaming. If you with you to recommend a channel to be considered for this this list, please get in touch via the comments. Lu’s Retro Source Lu’s channel is a no-nonsense, straight-to-the-point, factual channel. As […]
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It’s here for everyone now! I’ve been talking a lot about the recent NES core for the MiSTer FPGA and how the latest test builds have been phenomenally accurate. The core has been passing tests designed to check all hardware components, achieving a perfect score. Previously, you needed an unstable MiSTer main and an unstable […]
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Well, what a Monday, when srg320 just dropped a video showing the latest progress with his MiSTer FPGA 3DO core! It shows the FMV parts running from eight different titles. In an X/Twitter post he wrote “3DO FPGA progress update. Made some changes to the DSP. Fixed the audio in FMV. Interestingly, although the DSP […]
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Below is a rough breakdown of my live stream interview with José Manuel Barroso Galindo, otherwise known as theypsilon. I recommend watching the stream as this article won’t cover everything that was discussed, but it will give you a good idea. Interview Dialogue: Pixel Cherry Ninja and theypsilon Pixel: Welcome, Jose, the legendary theypsilon! You’re […]
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Recently, the MiSTer FPGA’s Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) core has been receiving updates that have made it the most accurate way to play the system (thanks Kitrinx), now on par with the original hardware. In fact, in some cases, the quality-of-life features it offers even make it better. Thanks to Terminator2K2, the existing NES core […]
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