Hello everyone, my name is Lu from Lu’s Retro Source. I run a YouTube channel where I talk about the MiSTer FPGA project and other Retrogaming topics. I would like to thank Bob for inviting me to post my MiSTer updates here on RetroRGB. I hope you enjoy these updates and here is my first […]
Porkchop Express, the person behind the misteraddons.com website and awesome input latency list has just posted another important MiSTer-related analysis: How fast games load via different storage methods. WiFi is (obviously) the slowest, followed by MicroSD, USB and ethernet via a NAS. One of the most important points Pork makes in his analysis is that […]
PixelFX, the team behind the N64 Digital HDMI mod, has just released firmware v1.5.6, which allows more control over the image on-screen. Basic users who just want a clean HDMI output might not be interested, but anyone who zooms or uses scanlines should absolutely check this out! N64d’s are current out of stock due to […]
View this post on Instagram A post shared by @retrorgb Developer Robert Peip has just released a beta core to his Patreon followers that boots PlayStation game backups on MiSTer. There’s no support for audio in this build, but it boots a retail game dump for the first time; I demo this in […]
The MiniITX MiSTer I/O project called the JAMMIX is now in-stock and available to purchase. The price is $225 plus shipping for this I/O board and they’ll ship within one business day of purchasing, until stock runs out. Please keep in mind you’ll still need a DE-10 Nano and RAM to make this a fully-functioning […]
Lon Seidman recently released a video discussing SNAC, the “Serial Native Accessory Converter” for the MiSTer FPGA project. It’s a very basic overview of the concept, but I think it’s an excellent introduction for people looking to get started. I also agree 100% with his recommendations: SNAC is only necessary with peripherals that rely on […]
Porkshop Express from MiSTerAddons has just announced that MiSTer users now have the choice to order SNAC adapters, from their shop, with a case/shell. Serial Native Accessory Converter or SNAC is a small board that plugs into the USB 3.0 port of the MiSTer’s IO board and basically allows original and 3rd-party console specific controllers/peripherals […]
RMC has just launched a case and I/O board for the MiSTer FPGA project they’re calling the “MiSTer Multisystem”, that’s due to ship in about two months. A kit with everything except the DE-10 Nano is about $300, a fully loaded kit that includes the DE-10 is $615 and there’s plenty of color choices & options […]
Sorg and theypsilon have recently released a new updater script for the MiSTer FPGA project that’s quicker than the previous updater. You’ll need to manually download and place it in the “scripts” folder on your MiSTer’s MicroSD card, but from that point on it will self-update. This is both the now-recommended main update script, as […]
Porkchop Express, the person who runs misteraddons.com, has just posted an updated version of his MiSTer controller latency report. What started as a sharable Google spreadsheet has now evolved into a more interactive webpage, thanks to the help of Lemonici. This page provides all the data you need to find out how much latency was […]
