Commodore 128 Core Eriks5, on the MiSTerFPGA forums, made a post of a Commodore 128 core he’s working on. It’s a computer he had when he was younger and still owns, but was afraid it may die one day. So he took it upon himself to learn FPGA development and create a core dedicated to […]
Back by popular demand, the Aluminum Switch Lite Shells will soon be available in limited quantities very soon. These are fully machined aluminum replacement shells for the Switch Lite that are anodized in either a silver or metallic black finish. Aluminum Switch Lite Shell Pre-Orders Open this Wednesday June 1st. Sign-up for notifications here: https://t.co/KpdjuPcDQM […]
Louis from ZezRetro and I wanted to test out some of the hardware available that lets you output S-Video and Composite from a MiSTer. There’s multiple ways this can be accomplished and we wanted to test the pro’s and cons of each, live and in real time. There’s a lot that goes into these conversions and […]
Recently Krikzz posted a new “core” for the Everdrive 64 X5 and X7 rom carts that replaces the Neon emulator for NES emulation on the Nintendo 64. This update uses the FPGA in the newer Everdrive 64 carts with the goal of getting a more cycle accurate experience than what the Neon emulator could provide. […]
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SNES Core MSU-1 Audio is Official MSU-1 support is official and you can test it out the next time you update your MiSTer. The MSU1 is an enhancement chip that gives the SNES the ability to play CD quality audio and playback full motion video. So it’s kind of like what a SNES CD addon […]
I’m excited to share an interview with the legendary Zophar, founder of the emulation-focused site Zophar’s Domain. If you were around in the emulation scene of the 90’s, this is going to be a crazy trip down memory lane…and if you’re new to it all, it’s a fun look at the roots of the retro […]
The 4K Gamer Pro is a device that sharp-scales 1080p to 4K, using their custom scaling technique (not nearest-neighbor). It’s basically the opposite of an mCable, as it’s sharp-scaling instead of soft-scaling…but unlike the mCable / mClassic, this outputs 4K60. Check out the video for a full analysis and some screenshots below! 4K Gamer Pro […]
Recently CRT repair expert Steve from Retro Tech has been consulting for a museum, helping them preserve their collection of pro & consumer CRTs. You may not have considered this before but CRTs have played a huge part in visual art in the 20th century. Almost since they were created, artists have been incorporating them […]
Now that FPGAzumSpass’s PlayStation 1 FPGA core is out to the public, I wanted to highlight one of the coolest features available for flat-panel gamers: True widescreen 16:9 support. There’s been a bit of confusion about this, as certain menu screens (including the PSX BIOS screen) and logos stretch when this mode is enabled, leading […]
