Patreon subscribers from Jotego received an update this week that focused less on brand-new cores and more on polishing existing ones. While bug-fixing may sound less flashy than new arcade releases, Jotego emphasized how these efforts often lead to deeper hardware understanding and, in turn, more accurate FPGA recreations. A highlight was Lightning Fighters, where […]
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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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The FPGA community has a new toy to get excited about. The Icepi Zero, a Raspberry Pi Zero-sized FPGA development board, has officially launched on Crowd Supply, and it’s already generating buzz. Developed by cheyao, the Icepi Zero is a small but powerful FPGA board that packs almost all the ports you’d need for a […]
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