FPGA-console

8 месяцев назад

The video explores the feasibility of FPGA cores for GameCube, PS2, and Xbox. The creator argues that these systems are significantly more complex than previous generations, requiring immense processing power and development time. They suggest that the cost and effort involved might not be worth it, especially considering the quality of existing emulators.

1 месяц назад

The video discusses a new FPGA gaming console inspired by the PS1, called the R21. The console is being developed by Retro Remake, a company known for its FPGA-based retro gaming products. The R21 will be priced at $149 for early adopters and will support PS1 games, memory cards, and controllers.

2 месяца назад

This video explores the MiSTer FPGA, a device that replicates classic consoles and computers using FPGA technology. The video compares MiSTer to software emulation, highlighting the differences in how they achieve the same goal. It also discusses the pros and cons of each approach, helping viewers decide which option best suits their needs and budget.

1 месяц назад

This video announces the upcoming sale of the Super Station One, an FPGA console compatible with Mr FPGA software. The console will be available for purchase on January 25th, 2025 at 9:00 PM Eastern Time, and will allow users to play games from various classic consoles and computer systems. The video also mentions the availability of a Super Do expansion dock, which will enable the use of original PlayStation discs.

3 года назад

This video reviews the MiSTer Multisystem, a hardware expansion kit for the MiSTer Project. The Multisystem is a professionally-built PCB that adds functionality and quality of life improvements to the MiSTer experience, making it easier to use and more convenient. The video explores the Multisystem's features, build process, and performance, showcasing its capabilities for playing classic games on a small device.

5 лет назад

Analog, known for their FPGA-based retro gaming systems, has filed trademarks for two new products: Analog Pocket and Analog 8. The Analog Pocket is likely a handheld gaming device, potentially supporting Game Boy and Game Boy Color games. The Analog 8 is more mysterious, but could be a cheaper version of the NT mini or a full-fledged 8-bit system with cartridge adapters.