There was also a MAME developer who said that RetroArch is "slapping them in the face" by having a package manager that lets you download MAME cores. So then every single Linux distro is "slapping them in the face".
I love all of these projects btw. I just wouldn't take emulator drama too seriously.
I believe puu is focusing on FM-Towns and won't be developing the PC-98 core anytime soon.
The filters are on the ARM side. Most of the cores don't use the ARM CPU at all. Only some cores use it for implementing the CD-ROM drive, or MSU-1 in the case of SNES.
For anyone with issues, make sure you have a recent RAM module. I just replaced mine with a 3.0 128MB RAM module and now Saturn games work. None of them worked for me before.
I wonder how appropriate Nuked SC-55 would be for something like the mt32-pi? Judging by the license text, it seems to have a thing against "emulation boxes". Very cool project regardless.
The core is absolutely incredible, like the PS1 core. I think when Robert says perfect, he basically means bsnes-level perfect. This may not be possible on the DE10-nano, but will you notice the difference? And of course I'm sure that the core can be perfect when better FPGA hardware is available.
Cores on USB work fine out of the box. No scripts or symlinks necessary.
+1
I never had a need for random scripts, nor is my MiSTer connected to the internet.
Why should it not be available? You don't have to use it.
There are a few fantasy consoles that might fit, like RISCBoy, icestation-32 or PicoStation 3D.
People even doubted that the SNES would be possible on the MiSTer. Can't wait to try out the N64 core.
I can see why people are excited. The core that we have on the MiSTer doesn't claim to be cycle accurate. It is also observation based. The new core is based on die photos and basically aims to be an exact replica.
Both skjelten and dwhinham have expressed interest in bringing emusc to the mt32-pi. We just need to wait for emusc to mature more.
Hats off, this is unbelievable.
Just a small correction. These are not tapes, they are floppy disks.
You can do a clean 3x integer scale to 720x480. This could theoretically work well on a CRT in interlaced (480i) mode. I'm not sure whether interlaced is supported or not in MiSTer.