Premier Soccer, a classic football title released by Konami in 1993, has officially been released in beta for the MiSTer FPGA and Analogue Pocket platforms. Developed by Jotego and his team, this release marks a significant milestone in arcade preservation for the FPGA gaming community. Arcade Presentation and Atmosphere The game is characterized by a […]
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The world of retro gaming preservation has reached a new milestone as developers have begun work on a dedicated core for the NEC PC-FX on the MiSTer FPGA platform. Known for its unique hardware and specialized library, the PC-FX is often a footnote in gaming history, but its inclusion in the MiSTer ecosystem marks a […]
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SEGA Channel Revival Experience is now available for the Analogue Pocket via a tweaked version of the Genesis core, courtesy of a collaboration between Shane Lynch and BillyTime!Games. You can grab all the files required from here. To find out more about the SEGA Channel, check out our earlier MiSTer post here.
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00:55 Premier Soccer MiSTer, Analogue Pocket & More 02:24 CPS-1 7 CPS-2 Speed Fixes MiSTer, Analogue Pocket & More 03:23 Pac-Land Public MiSTer, Analogue Pocket & More 03:55 More Fixes for JT and Team MiSTer, Analogue Pocket & More 04:44 SEGA Channel Revival MiSTer and Analogue Pocket 06:40 Pixel FX Morph 4K guides 09:34 CD-I […]
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After more than three decades in obscurity, a piece of fighting game history has finally surfaced. A playable prototype of Pit-Fighter II for the Sega Mega Drive, a sequel that was cancelled before it could ever hit store shelves, has been recovered, dumped, and preserved for the public. This discovery provides a rare look at […]
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Development on the Philips CD-i core for the MiSTer FPGA has seen significant progress recently, specifically regarding the accuracy of the Digital Video Cartridge (DVC). These updates, led by developer Andre Zeps (Slamy), focus on refining Full Motion Video (FMV) playback and system timing to more closely mirror original hardware. Latest Core Improvements by Slamy […]
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AmigaVision Expands Support to Raspberry Pi via RePlayOS The AmigaVision project, widely regarded as a premier curated environment for Amiga games and the demoscene, has officially launched dedicated support for the Raspberry Pi. This move brings the low-latency performance previously associated with FPGA hardware to the accessible Raspberry Pi ecosystem. Overcoming Technical Hurdles Historically, the […]
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The SuperStation One, the latest MiSTer FPGA-based hardware developed by Retro Remake, has officially begun reaching the hands of early backers. First impressions from retail customers provide a detailed look at the final product’s build quality, performance, and out-of-the-box experience. Build Quality and Design The SuperStation One features a premium build with a distinct matte […]
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While the SEGA Channel was a technological marvel of the mid-90s, the full experience, including its iconic menus, music, and seasonal broadcasts, was lost for decades after the service shut down in 1998. However, breakthroughs in the retro gaming scene have brought this “lost” piece of gaming history back to life, with the latest being […]
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ShaderBeam: Bringing CRT Motion Clarity to the Windows Desktop A new open-source application titled ShaderBeam has been released by mausimus, aiming to bridge the gap between modern high-refresh-rate displays and the distinct motion characteristics of classic CRT monitors. Developed by Mausimus, the creator of the popular CRT shader tool ShaderGlass. ShaderBeam is being introduced as a “sister app” […]
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