MiSTer FPGA Forum

akeley wrote: ↑Tue Nov 19, 2024 11:37 am

The 99$ board itself is sold out though, was it actually a buyable option in this batch?

Check again. They're available now.

Did you configure the joystick in both the main MiSTer menu as well as within the core?

This might make a fun housing for a MiSTer build! Has a UK price of £89, with a speculated USA price of $99.

https://www.tomshardware.com/video-game ... n-november

This is cool! Thanks for sharing!

I would love to see some of the cut scenes from the Gamecube remake of Metal Gear Solid (The Twin Snakes).

Excellent news!! I can't wait to play Time Crisis again!

Thank you for keeping on this request! I didn't think it was going to be possible on the MiSTer, but I am so happy to have been wrong!

This is excellent news! Thank you so much for this, Ruleset!

virtuali wrote: ↑Fri Jun 28, 2024 3:39 pm

Now you need an Analogue Pocket...

At this point, it's worth waiting for Taki Udon's handheld MiSTer project. The Pocket certainly has a lot of nice things about it, but it's limited in capabilities compared to the MiSTer.

This is one of my very favorite things, open source or otherwise. I'm so thankful for this project and everyone that has contributed to it!

dickhardpill wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2024 3:46 pm

MostroW wrote: ↑Sun Jun 02, 2024 3:34 pm

misterrocks wrote: ↑Sat Jun 01, 2024 3:02 pm

Does PSX refer to PS1 or all Playstation consoles?

The PSX was a special DVR edition of the PS2 that never seemed to have left Japan.

PSX was also the codename for the PS/PS1

And the PSone was the slim redesign of the PSX/PS1 because it wasn't confusing enough already.

Cool! I highly approve of the game choice you used to demo it.

Which Pi are you using? The 5?

I noticed that a $100 USD clone DE-10 Nano is available now (soon?). My gut says that's almost completely due to the demand for the MiSTer coupled with the limited supply of OEM boards (and the price increases over the last few years). MiSTer is creating new jobs in a tough economy!

Thank you, Sorg, for your dedication to this excellent project!

The glass screen protectors that I previously recommended are available again!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/284678842499?var=586327268688

I just love this community so much! You're all awesome, and this is great!

This reminds me of Mario Paint! Back when it was first released, Nintendo encouraged players to use their VCRs to capture their work since the ability to save that work the cartridge was very limited.

Considering it was commonly thought the N64 was impossible on the DE-10 Nano, development ending because it can go no further than it already has should in no way be considered a failure.

This is a triumph! I'm making a note here: HUGE SUCCESS!

Excellent work, Robert! I hope you enjoy your well-deserved break.

I guess the formatting of the ID just seemed weird to me. It looked like a placeholder rather than a valid code. I might try it without the underscores anyway.

;Specify the N64 Save's Cart ID or MD5 checksum, as it appears in N64-database.txt
; If you do not already have N64-database.txt, please download it

[CART_ID]
CartID = NPO___

Is that the right CartID?

Instructions are there for how: https://github.com/golem-fpga/golem

I would be in support of another section for discussion. Just because there is only a moderate amount of traffic here doesn't mean there can't be some sense of community. With the addition of the Groovy MiSTer core, we have more reason than ever to start talking about software emulation end games not yet given the FPGA treatment.