If you want to try out the latest nightly version of the Sharp X68000 core, then head on over to the MiSTer FPGA Discord server. Here’s an invite. You’ll need to head over to the “unstable nightlies” channel to find this updated core. The update has been provided by developer dshadoff (David Shadoff). David states […]
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This is not a red herring that Redherring32 is making a portable GameCube. This is the same engineer that previously brought us the handheld Original Xbox. So you know this project is in good great hands. They emphasise in a series of X posts (linked blow) that this is not a Wii but an actual […]
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When people talk about retro Japanese computers, names like the MSX and PC-98 often dominate the conversation. But there’s one system that deserves far more attention the Sharp X68000. Originally released in 1987, the X68000 was a powerhouse for its time, boasting hardware specs that rivaled arcade machines. Nowadays thanks to MiSTer FPGA, this once […]
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Although my favourite era of gaming came a few years later, I did experience the ATARI 2600. That black joystick with that one district red button was mind-blowing at the time. I was very young when the 2600 was released and did not own the system, but instead played it at around a family friends […]
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Pokémon Cinder Fall is a ROM hack of Pokémon FireRed that expands the original game with new regions, quality-of-life improvements, and updated progression. Developed by ozach99, the project aims to offer a more complete and self-contained experience while staying close to the classic formula. Key Features The hack focuses on accessibility and smoother pacing. Trainer […]
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It’s no secret that we over at Metal Game Solid love ROM Hacks. Mario Kart 64 Amped Up is the pinnacle of Mario Kart 64 ROM hacks. It adds so much to the game including brand new tracks, some from other games like Diddy Kong racing and a whole lot more. It adds assets from […]
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FPGA Core Developer Anton Gale, who has brought us a number of core over the years for the MiSTer FPGA and the Analogue Pocket. Cast your mind back a bit, and you’ll remember they released the Taito SJ core. This release had the vast majority of the games working, but some were not implemented due […]
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A feature-rich ROM hack of the Sega Mega Drive shoot-’em-up Eliminate Down has just landed, introducing a new Remix Mode that rebalances and enhances the game while keeping its original arcade-style DNA intact. Originally a Japan-only release from 1993, Eliminate Down has long been a hidden gem among shoot-’em-up fans. This hack reimagines the experience […]
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A brand-new fan-made remaster of the original Super Mario Bros. just made its debut with a reveal trailer posted by JoeMama on YouTube. Titled simply Super Mario Bros. Remastered, the project appears to be a upgraded version of the iconic 1985 NES classic. However, it remains uncertain whether this is a real game or just […]
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A new fan patch replaces the underwhelming North American intro of Dragon Ball GT: Final Bout with the original Japanese animated sequence. Widely praised for its energy and style, the Japanese intro has remained a favorite among fans for decades. While the North American version offers English text and voice acting, many feel it lost […]
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