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Missus wrote: ↑Fri Nov 01, 2024 5:24 am

multisystem wrote: ↑Mon Oct 28, 2024 2:51 pm

Just as a quick update we have more Multisystem SNAC cartridges for sale.

The range is expanding and since the PSX SNAC they also support connection to a MiSTer Stack or alternative SNAC/USER port on other systems. They are not just for the Multisystem console.

N64 - 4 port
PCEngine 5 Port - with built in multitap
2 port SNES
Saturn - still in prototype, should be available soon.

MMS_SNAC_Range.jpg

If anyone wants to buy one see the shop page here - https://shop.heber.co.uk/mister-multisystem/

i dont see the n64

It's going up in the shop for sale next week (4th Nov) - we are just building them at the moment.

Just a quick Multisystem update -

If anyone would like an assembled (built & tested) Multisystem Motherboard (works with DE10-nano or the Mister Pi) we have a new batch for sale in the shop. £99.99
https://shop.heber.co.uk/mister-multisy ... therboard/

We also have an assembled Multisystem console kit with a black 3D printed enclosure and containing all the things you need to connect up either a DE10-nano or a Mister Pi to make a nice MiSTer FPGA console system. £149.99
https://shop.heber.co.uk/mister-multisy ... enclosure/

The assembled kit (comes fully assembled, but has all these parts included for the £149.99 price - including FPGA heatsink not shown, but also included) -

99 is an amazing price for the MMS board.
I'm definitely in for another!

I recently received a Mister Multisystem and have ordered several SNAC adapters from the Heber shop (SNES, PSX, N64 and PCE) but I was wondering if anyone is selling a Mega Drive/Genesis SNAC adapter for the MMS similar to what's shown here (page 2, bottom center): https://heber.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/ ... 1_2022.pdf or similar to the following on Printables:

Also, can anyone tell me if MMS does 24 bit color outside of Direct Video? I wasn't sure if the MMS I/O board has had any revisions since the newer MiSTer Analog 24bit I/O boards came along. If not, I'm assuming one of Laserbear's adapters (once back in stock) will suffice for Component/YPbPr using Direct Video? https://www.laserbear.net/products/mist ... nt-adapter