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 latest Dolphin update delivers some of the most significant changes in years. The previously difficult-to-run titles Toy Story 3, Cars 2, and Disney Infinity are now playable at full speed on capable PCs. Users can even push these titles beyond 60 FPS with the new VBI Frequency Override option. One of the biggest shifts […]
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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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Retro Fighters has announced the Brawler64 Pro Series, a new wireless controller designed for the Nintendo 64. Building on their earlier Brawler64 models, this Pro Series version features updated ergonomics, grip buttons, and refined button placement while maintaining compatibility with original N64 hardware. The project is currently live on Kickstarter, where backers can secure the […]
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The new Bitfunx GCMCE is here, offering expanded memory card functionality for the Nintendo GameCube. With support for MicroSD cards between 1 GB and 500 GB, this device lets you create virtual memory cards with multiple card sizes (from 59 blocks/0.5 MB up to 1019 blocks/8 MB). It also includes features like Card Restore to […]
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A new ROM hack for the Sega Master System gives Sonic’s classic debut a surprising twist. Mario in Sonic The Hedgehog, created by PixelMarioXP, replaces Sonic with Nintendo’s plumber, complete with a new life icon, 1-up monitor, goalpost, title screen, end credits, and act result screen. It’s a simple but fun crossover that lets players […]
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The latest version of Zaparoo Core (v2.6.2) is now available, focusing on fixing several issues introduced in the 2.6.0 release and improving overall stability. Key fixes include better handling of Windows file launchers (.lnk, .a3x, .ahk), corrected allow_file config matching, and a resolved bug where multiple launchers would start but immediately be killed. Media database […]
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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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