After years of anticipation, the SuperStation One, an FPGA-based console from YouTuber and hardware creator Taki Udon, has finally begun shipping to its first customers. The device promises cycle-accurate emulation for platforms ranging from the PlayStation 1 to the Sega Saturn and Nintendo 64 (which has several FPGA alternatives), whileRead More →
It’s time for another edition of the Gaming Retro podcast! This is our weekly look at the top retro gaming news from the past 7 days, compressed into a digestible 30-minute download and hosted by site editor, Christian Cawley. This week’s show looks at the latest top retro gaming releasesRead More →
A brand new open-source FPGA recreation of the Nintendo Game Boy, GBC, and GBA is currently looking for funding on Crowd Supply. Game Boy style handhelds are ten-a-penny these days. If it’s not a reconditioned and seriously souped-up Game Boy, it’s an emulation unit, or a DIY Game Boy withRead More →
UK-based innovators Heber, a company with a rich 30-year history in electronic controls and a deep connection to the gaming world, have announced that the Multisystem², their brand-new, all-in-one FPGA-based retro gaming console, is coming soon. For those craving the most authentic retro gaming experience without the hassle of originalRead More →
Retro gaming ROMs aren’t easy to load on an old Atari console – until now! Want to get some extra games running on your classic Atari console? The 7800 GameDrive is a cartridge-sized add-on for Atari 7800 systems that lets you load old Atari game ROMs onto original hardware. TheRead More →
