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I'm interested in playing games from the early 80's. A 486 would be far too fast for most of those games. What options exist for playing super old dos games? Thanks
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I am looking for a case for a MiSTer build that has the DE10, analog IO and the BlisSTer. I have come across these two:
https://misterfpga.co.uk/product/blisster-mister-case/
https://ultimatemister.com/product/ultimate-blisster-case-rev-2/
Are there any other options out there? I am in the USA and I was hoping to find one here if I could.
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Hi,
maybe someone can help me with this. I have set up the Archimedes core and it works so far with floppy images. Now I am trying to set up a hard drive like it is described here:
https://github.com/MiSTer-devel/Archie_MiSTer
After following all steps I can see the HDD in the desktop as IDE:4 but in the context menu the format option is greyed out. I also tried the steps of this manual http://chrisacorns.computinghistory.org.uk/docs/RiscDevelopments/RiscDev_IDEHDSystem_UG.pdf page 13 and following. On both of my original Archimedes (A440 and A3010) it works.
Any ideas?
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Subject: My MiSTer, memory, USB hub and SD card. Going to its new home!
Subject: Two New Arcade Cores Released Iron Horse & Jackal
Subject: MiSTer FPGA Saturn Core Update : Fixes in VDP1 and VDP2
you may know me from my famous post "best version of nba jam" i know you miss me but basically. best version of outrun on mister?
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Subject: i changed the resolution on my mister to something my tv cant display is there a way to fix this through f2p?
Subject: MiSTer FPGA case review: RSK202/1 by RnSK Softronics
Subject: Competition SF & Marvel etc. version numbers/builds?
I was wondering if anyone knew the versions/builds used for say EVO. A good example is there are two asia/japan cores listed in my set. It would be nice to know I was playing the 'definitive' versions.
Thanks for any help with this, thank god for fpga its been a great diversion in these trying times.
Thanks in advance :)
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Subject: MiSTer FPGA DE-10 Nano - Analog RGB Video Quality Compared to Original Consoles - SNES / Sega
Subject: Can't buy an Analogue Console? Make this Instead! | Retro Gaming on Hi-Fi Inspired MiSTer FPGA Build
Subject: Really happy how my MiSTer case turned out on my newly aquired 3D printer!
Subject: New version of MiSTer mobile app released (alpha 3)
I've modified the beige plastic chassis from a late 1980s Macintosh SE with plastic inserts, port extenders, and some soldering, such that I have a MiSTer and some other hardware inside of it and am still able operate the equipment, plug in the peripherals I need, etc. without opening the chassis.
It's going well and I'm excited to share, but one of my last steps is figuring out whether to mount a 15khz or a 31khz CRT in it. It's an all in one chassis with space for an 8.5" screen (standard size of what were usually billed as 9" TVs and PVMs) and I've got two eBay listings I'm torn between (both color, despite the SE being black and white originally). I've mounted a DB15 switcher inside so I can plug in an external CRT if need be. ...Although at the moment I don't have one.
Anyway: I play more console games on my MiSTer than old PC software, which makes me feel like I should just mount a 15khz screen and plug in a 31khz monitor if I ever get one. But on the other hand the fact that its an old computer chassis makes me want to mount a 31khz screen, which would also allow me the use of a bunch of arcade cores, and if I understand correctly I could always throw a programmable analog scanline generator in the chain, wire that to a custom button on the front of the chassis, and engage it when playing 15khz games in line doubled mode for something close to the 15khz look.
Thoughts?
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