Works with original PS1 accessories and supports other MiSTer FPGA cores. Andrew Cunningham – Jan 27, 2025 6:00 pm | 119 The "SuperStation one" is an FPGA-based clone of the Sony PSOne console ...

MiSTer boxes combine off-the-shelf DE-10 Nano motherboards, Altera Cyclone FPGA chips, and community-developed cores to pull off the same hardware-emulation trick, only without waiting on a single ...

That’s MiSTer PlayStation, to you. Update: As planned, the SuperStation One went on sale over the weekend.Despite the cheapest version selling out, the SuperStation One is still available for ...

You've heard of the Raspberry Pi, but the MiSTer is the real best-in-class retro gaming device. Here's how to build one. By Steven T. Wright on November 11, 2022 at 12:00PM PST ...

The MISTer FPGA open-source project supports several consoles, retro computers, arcade machines and handhelds. As the SuperStation One makes use of the same architecture it can use those cores too.

Another popular FPGA device is MiSTer. This is a more general-purpose device that’s capable of emulating several consoles in one using different cores, but it typically requires more setup.

We'd also be remiss if we didn't mention that the mysterious MARS FPGA, a self-contained console ringing in at an eye-watering $699, will also run unmodified MiSTer cores out of the box.

If you’ve ever squinted at a DE10-Nano wondering where the fun part begins, you’re not alone. This review of the Mr. MultiSystem 2 by [Lee] lifts the veil on a surprisingly noob-friendly FPGA ...

The MARS FPGA is an ambitious, open-source project designed to surpass the capabilities of existing FPGA-based retro gaming systems, particularly the MiSTer FPGA. This powerhouse development board ...