The Morph 4K is a modern upscaler designed for accuracy, flexibility, and proper 4K output from retro (based) hardware. When paired with MiSTerFPGA, it offers a noticeable step up from basic TV scaling while keeping the original video output intact. This guide focuses on the baseline experience, clean 4K upscaling with no scanlines, no CRT […]
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An initial test version of the Nintendo VS. NES arcade core has been shared on the MiSTer FPGA Discord server. The early build was posted by developer blue1 and is clearly marked as a work in progress intended for testing and feedback. The release includes a test RBF and a small MRA pack, allowing users […]
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Zaparoo developer Wizzo has teased what appears to be a graphical front end for the MiSTer FPGA, and the preview already shows more than just a technical proof of concept. Alongside mentions of native 1080p output and optimisations for CRT’s, the teaser also clearly displays game artwork, hinting at a visually driven interface rather than […]
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THE FIRST GENERATION – DIY The next year, I did another build with a second DE10-Nano, a 128MB SDRAM board, an analog I/O board, a USB board, and an acrylic case. Putting it all together, while it looked somewhat complete, it still was very much a Do-It-Yourself (DIY) system. At least I could play all […]
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Taki Udon has revealed the Super Station One’s Founders Edition packaging, and it’s a perfect nod to the NTSC launch box of the original PlayStation. The design captures the same clean grey aesthetic and retro typography that defined Sony’s debut console in the 90s. While the Super Station One hardware itself has already been well […]
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Jotego has released a brand-new FPGA core for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles in Time, Konami’s legendary 1991 arcade sequel to the 1989 original. Praised for its fluid gameplay, colorful visuals, and lively soundtrack, it remains one of the most iconic beat ’em ups of its era — and it’s now playable on FPGA hardware. […]
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The MiSTer FPGA project is once again pushing the boundaries of retro hardware accuracy. Soon, it will be possible for MiSTer to output RGB, S-Video, and composite video (CVBS) at the same time, just like an original console could. This advancement builds on the excellent YC video code originally developed by MikeS, with further contributions […]
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Jotego has just revealed a brand-new FPGA core, and this one came completely out of nowhere: Konami’s Surprise Attack is now available. While the team had been focusing on Golfing Greats and Run’n Gun cores, a review of the original PCB for Surprise Attack revealed it was essentially a cost-saving version of Parodius Da!, minus […]
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BedroomNinja has shared a sneak peek at a new CPS-inspired arcade-style case for the MiSTer FPGA. The design features a sleek blue shell with a cartridge slot and internal space neatly arranged for the MiSTer hardware. The aesthetic clearly pays homage to Capcom’s iconic CPS arcade systems. The project is still in the concept stage, […]
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The Coin-Op Collection has added Air Gallet to its Cave 68000 core for MiSTerFPGA. Originally released in 1996 by Gazelle Co., Ltd., Air Gallet (also known as Akuu Gallet) is a vertical scrolling shooter known for its intense action, vibrant sprite work, and heavy firepower. It was the studio’s second and final arcade title, following […]
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