MiSTer FPGA Forum

These ones are $9.45 on Amazon and appear to be the same ones that are sold out at Misteraddons.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07Q98JWZ6

Some of you may already use this, but this site is great for figuring out what system your favorite games ran on.

https://www.system16.com/list.php

Thanks Televicious. I will look for it.

I have a CDZ as well and the games are great but the loading times are just frustrating.

Yes! The TI-99/4a, Sharp MZ, Apple I, Altair 8800, DEC PDP-1, EDSAC, Jupiter ACE and Arduboy. GBA, if it’s possible. Also, I believe the CoCo 3 is on both MiST and MiSTer now.

Yes, I already knew this, but there are still a lot of cores that need to be ported that are quite feasible to do I would think. I’ll come up with a list shortly.

Being the owner of three MiSTers and one MiST, there are cores I would like to see ported from the MiSTer over to the MiST. Does anybody else feel this way? What are some of the cores on your wishlist?

The Tandy 1000 was the response to the PCjr. It was considerably more affordable at the time and could run most of the IBM XT software. It was not however identical. There was TGA graphics and Tandy sound, which was way better than any XT computer at the time. It should definitely have it’s own core running an 8088 or 8088-2 with the option to run ...

Just found this useful information:

https://mobile.twitter.com/ashevans81/s ... 0998275079

I second this..

Anyone working on cores for vector monitor game output?

Here's Tempest and Major Havoc FPGA running in a cabinet with a vector monitor.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVzlWMWNjeQ

Not looking for 3D or anything like that. Was looking to install a Virtual Tap VGA or RGB out onto a VB, but just thinking VB on the MiSTer would be so much better. I know the games library is quite small, but I find them pretty fun nevertheless.

Do you think a Virtual Boy core would be a difficult one to develop?

Just expressing interest in a NG CD core..

This is running a Intel 386, so it is very possible borrowing from the ao486 project I would think.

What was completed puu?

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You are correct, but a lot of games don’t run properly or the sound is messed up with the slow down utility. Plus, there is the lack of Tandy graphics/sound. The 8088 instruction set is 8-bit and is different from the 16-bit 8086/x86 processors. All-in-all it’s not quite the same.

Whoops, just realized this is the arcade forum. Well, I still say everything arcade from the 90s is still on the table. Anything after that is not very likely. Cheers.

I would say pretty much everything pre-Dreamcast (~1999) is possible. So, N64, Saturn and Playstation are within the realm of possibility, with the N64 being the least probable.

Will the ao486 core run all of the 8088 games that the Tandy 1000/IBM XT did or is it too fast to run?

Just putting this out there