As I reported last week, a new and never-before-seen Super Nintendo FPGA emerged recently and took the world by surprise. Srg320 presented a relatively complete SNES implementation, complete with special chip integration. Now that core is on MiSTer. SNES FPGA porting to MiSTer proceeded at a tremendous pace, with ElectronAsh undertaking the effort to get […]
srg320 released what appears to be a well made, open-source, relatively complete Super Nintendo/Super Famicom core for a Cyclone FPGA with special chip support already integrated. The release came out of nowhere, as has become the norm for FPGA developments. Users are currently investigating if it can be quickly brought over to MiSTer. A random […]
Rob from Retro Gaming Cables has just posted a teaser video on their upcoming universal SNES cable; One cable that will be compatible with both PAL and NTSC SNES consoles, as well as PAL GameCube’s and RGB-modded N64’s. The cables will include a new transparent shell, showing off the new guts! Video and tweet below: […]
Developer FURiOUS has just forked his own branch of the SD2SNES firmware and added support for savestates on non-special chip games! This is a very cool addition and something that will be a tremendous help to speedrunners who prefer practicing specific sections of the game; Now all practice can be done on original hardware without […]
Mike Chi has demo’d a project that would allow one RGB cable to work on all revision Super Nintendo & Super Famicom consoles. Currently, PAL consoles and NTSC consoles require completely different components in the cable and aren’t compatible with each other at all. This design will automatically adapt to either type of signal and […]
