In a recent livestream, Pixel Cherry Ninja was joined by Murray Aickin (known online as Mazamars312), the lead developer behind the Nintendo 64 core for the Analogue 3D. The conversation provided a fascinating look into the technical hurdles and personal journey of bringing the first dedicated FPGA based N64 to market. Here are some of […]
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A new overclocked core for the Nintendo 64 on the MiSTer FPGA platform has been developed, pushing the performance capabilities of the DE10-Nano hardware. This “Turbo Core” was developed by a MiSTer Discord user known as “Corn,” building upon the foundational work of original core developer Robert Peip (FPGAzumSpass). Technical Specifications Game Performance and Compatibility […]
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01:08 Chase H.Q. MiSTer03:20 Slap Fight MiSTer04:03 Nintendo 64 94 MHz Core MiSTer05:57 SuperStation One Updates08:56 MiSTer Multisystem2 Arcade10:11 New GBA Borders MiSTer11:30 Unstable and Test Builds MiSTer12:25 Analogue 3D New Firmware14:23 ROM, Save, RTC Dumper Updated Analogue Pocket16:19 Ken Makes a Game Bub17:58 M64 Update19:59 Atari ST FPGA21:23 Banjo Recompiled (PC Port)22:47 $5 NEO-GEO […]
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Super Monkey Ball was a favourite of mine in the GameCube era. The single player game was great but the mini games were something else. It gave the buzz of a true N64 successor in terms of multiplayer capabilities and fun factor. It’s a game that has aged extremely well. Monkey Ball Online (hosted at […]
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The Neo Geo community is currently buzzing over a breakthrough in console modification: NeoPico HD. Developed by fliperama86, this open-source project provides a “pure digital” HDMI solution for the Neo Geo MVS (specifically the MV1C) for a hardware cost of roughly $5. By utilizing the newly released Raspberry Pi Pico 2, this mod bypasses traditional […]
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The MiSTer Multisystem 2 Arcade (JAMMA Edition) is a specialized “all-in-one” board designed to bring the MiSTer FPGA experience directly into authentic arcade cabinets. Here are the key factual points from the video:
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01:05 Philips CD-I MiSTer03:15 PCXT MiSTer04:24 Unstable Nightlies and Test Builds MiSTer04:39 Auto-Fire Overhaul MiSTer04:24 Analogue 3D Manager App08:14 SummerCart64 CFW Analogue 3D10:20 Analogue Pocket Drive Icon11:07 Any Joypad Anywhere12:17 Battle Dock Nintendo Switch 212:52 Yie Ar Kung Fu Mega Drive
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A3D Manager is an unofficial, open-source companion application designed specifically for the Analogue 3D, a modern reimagining of the Nintendo 64. Developed by GitHub user TheLeggett, the project serves as a desktop utility that allows users to fine-tune their gaming experience by managing cartridge metadata, artwork, and hardware settings directly on their SD card. It […]
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The legendary vertical shoot-’em-up (shmup) Flying Shark has officially made its way to modern FPGA hardware. Developed by the Coin-Op Collection, the game is now available as a core for both the MiSTer FPGA and the Analogue Pocket. For enthusiasts of the genre, this release brings one of Toaplan’s most influential and punishing titles to […]
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The Philips CD-i core for the MiSTer FPGA platform has received a significant update, focusing heavily on the Digital Video Cartridge (DVC) functionality and input versatility. These improvements address long-standing playback issues and expand the hardware’s capabilities, bringing the core closer to hardware parity with the original multimedia machine. Enhanced Video Playback (FMV) The Digital […]
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