MiSTer, Analogue Pocket, FPGA Gaming, Random & Retro Gaming News | N64, MARSFPGA, MIA, Mortal Kombat

23 thoughts on “MiSTer, Analogue Pocket, FPGA Gaming, Random & Retro Gaming News | N64, MARSFPGA, MIA, Mortal Kombat”

1. The story with your wife is hilarious! 😂 Might as well have a N64 core AND cooked pancakes also. Double win.

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2. Nice one, that new Atari. But why on earth aren't those controllers wireless?

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3. I²S (Inter-IC Sound, pronounced "eye-squared-ess"), is an electrical serial bus interface standard used for connecting digital audio devices together. -wikipedia

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4. Awesome as always, your safe till your wife watches this lol

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5. Ironically, the texture antialiasing capabilities was one of the selling points of the N64 back then, yet the look of the games with native resolution but no antialiasing aged far better than they actually looked on the original hardware

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6. 22:24 – it’s silly to me that you need to “dock” your switch upside down and plug a cable into the top between it and the dock. It’s more of a holder with a hub inside than a dock lol. Still, looks absolutely beautiful!

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7. need to see f-zero x running.

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8. Wife story made me stay LOLing and I still can’t stop smiling.

   Mmmm, pancakes!

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9. OMG, those PC Engine sneakers are god like! Do want! 😀

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10. Dominik Diamond or Dexter Fletcher, who was your favourite GamesMaster Presenter? Also, has to be said, smooth recovery with your wife, real smooth.

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11. Such a quick turn around on the updates! Thanks mate!

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12. Oh boy! give me some n64 snac's. I already have the controllers 😀

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13. Just for constructive criticism on what was an excellent update video that I thoroughly enjoyed watching, everyone calls it the Atari Twenty Six Hundred. Growing up with the system and participating in the classic gaming community online since I first went on the internet in 1997 or so, I can honestly say I never heard it called the Atari Two Six Hundred until now (including in Atari's own tv commercials). It's 80% the size of the 4 switch revision from 1980 or so that the system is modeled off (the originals were larger, heavier, and had six switches on the front; the 4-switcher was gaming's first "slim" redesign).

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14. You weren't kidding about that dev choosing not to patreon block the pre release versions of the N64 cores. They could be raking it in right about now!

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15. …you've gone too far this time 🎶

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16. Seeing that Mortal Kombat is coming soon for the Mister makes me wonder if it would even be possible to get Killer Instinct on the Mister.

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17. atrac17 does not get a kickback. atrac17 provided a $40 shipped 32MB stick of SDRAM to the US market. I RECEIVE NO MONEY. The second tweet states this.

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18. The reflex adapter from Mister Addons just opened up for sale. It was marked as “out of stock” prior to the start time. I got confused as well – it’s just the way his store works.

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19. Mortal Kombat core requiring dual RAM sticks is a shame.. unless someone finds a work around I guess I'm not playing it. I also find myself becoming skeptical on the whole MARS thing. I dislike the way they're marketing it. It's all hype with little substance so far. The gaming scene has seen too many sketchy projects and products start off that way. The usual pattern is to hype up a product, announce some form of crowdfunding, get people to throw their money, produce a few prototypes, release a statement a year later like “We had no idea how difficult it would be to go from a prototype to mass production.”, then finally disappear like the Smach-Z and Intellivision Amico, or release a product like the Ouya that's already useless and out of date. MiSTer is currently available for purchase from multiple reputable retailers. People would be wise to wait until the same is true of MARS before committing to it.

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20. The Atari 2600+ has HDMI out and will run using original 2600 and 7800 cartridges. It’s 80% of the size of the original unit. You can also get the paddle controllers and a selection of re-released games. Internally it runs using emulation and not the original chipset or a modern chipset reproduction. This means this a very small number of cartridges will not work. It would have been awesome to have this done using a mini-FPGA chip for near 100% compatibility. I have seen a few hobby projects in the past using FPGA and real cartridges. Of course this may have driven the price of this product up and made it not appealing. I have also heard of some people trying to get cartridges connected up to MiSTer as well.

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21. The new FPGA isn't the step up the community should aspire for, we could do better.

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22. 😂😂 Fantastic video! Cheers PCN 😊

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23. There is a bug maybe that I'm experiencing with TMNT and the 8Bitdo arcade stick (not the XBox one but the previous one) where Select won't work for coins and I have to assign a face button as the Coin button for it to work. Anyone else experiencing this?

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