MiSTer is recreation or simulation of hw. Not emulation. It's not capable to recreate up to a ps 3. Second failure. N64 and ps1 is the most it can simulate. Dumbing down technical terms to appeal to a bigger audience shouldn't be the standard of a tech channel. ☮️
Hi Sir, does your analogue duo can play normal sound while connect HDMI to TV? I and other players met the same problem: the console can't play the normal sound with HDMI on TV, only can play the normal sound by using the external speaker connect to the headphone jack. so I would like to know your console, what's your current firmware version?
I am french and at school there was a franco-japanese guy. One day he invinted me to his home and the PC engine was there. I couldn't believe my eyes how small it was and all the great games it had. I had a blast that day and I have never forget it.
The yellowing of those old consoles isn't always from smoking. It happens naturally with age. I've heard tell it's mostly UV from sunlight doing what it does, breaking chemical bonds like a divorce attorney for plastics. (Though smoking doesn't help literally anything.) I've also heard tell you can reverse it with some kind of hydrogen peroxide scrub, but never had occasion to do it myself.
i can back this up, most polymers aren't UV resistent. It is the same today, the industry only pumps in so much phenyl rings as fillers into the polymers as a protector, that they polymer longer holds its intended color and shape. (since phenyl rings also are UV absorbant and getting distroyed by UV).
I had a midi keyboard that sit in a box for 4 years in a smoke free room and the keys when from white to straight up yellow 😅 It's some off gassing process that cheap plastics have. Hydrogen peroxide / retrobright works but it also damages the plastics to some extend so you can't do that infinitely.
Heat does it as well. Ive got an 2x Amiga 1200s one on my desk and one that was on a shelf near the radiator, it never that yellowed but I had retrobrited it years ago anyway. My desk based machine was fine, but the one on the bottom shelf out of sight by the radiator turned into the most yellowed machine I've ever owned.
10:25 As the owner of an 8BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth controller, they overlook a lot of things with their controllers. My controller cost $70 USD and at the time the lower tier version, the Ultimate 2.4g, didn't have Hall Effect joysticks and didn't have Bluetooth when it launched at $50 USD. Now the Ultimate 2.4g is essentially the same controller but with way wider device compatibility, Hall Effect sticks, Bluetooth and is cheaper. The only difference in features is the Ultimate Bluetooth having an actual pairing button, Gyro support, and Nintendo player indicator lights. Otherwise the Ultimate 2.4g is far and away the better deal.
I never thought I would hear about PC-Engine stuff on this channel! I really love Blood Wolf, Break In, Bomberman '94, Keith Courage, Daisenpuu and King of Casino.
Also the PC Engine CD also has a kick ass version of Double Dragon II that's based off of the NES version but with updated graphics and Anime style cut scenes.
David’s been doing a lot of retro gaming content lately. Maybe I’m out of the loop, but where’s Emily been? Didn’t this used to be her area of expertise?
I have wondered the same thing but @@BelacDarkstormis probably right. Being a trans person on the Internet sucks, it's probably worse if you're on a big TH-cam channel
Dungeon Explorer II on the CD addon of the TG16/PCE is probably one of the best Gauntlet-style games of all time, and it has a kick-ass soundtrack too. Anyone looking at this should check it out. It can be played solo but it actually has support for up to 5 (yes, five) players. It's sick
I'm super excited for Analogue's N64 they're releasing later this year. I've got a stack of N64 games, but I don't have space for a CRT. I could probably grab a Retro-tink (and probably still will at some point), but I'm really interested to see AnalogueOS on the Analogue3D, as I really like AnalogueOS on my Pocket and want to see what people do with it on a much more powerful console with thumbstick support. Also, native 4k support and no region lock. Also also, the 8bit-do controller they tease at the bottom of the Analogue3D page looks pretty great (though I'm actually a bit of a fan of the original n64 controller, even if it might just be nostalgia goggles.)
I feel like having tech quickies to reference about hardware emulation and FPGAs would help a lot where the details dont have time to be fleshed out here (and possible missed with how quick the remarks are being done).
love fpga consoles, love the aesthetic and cleanliness of analogue, hate their marketing. $250 with no controller when its going for retro console feel is craaazy
My cousin and I played so much air zonk when we were kids. Every time I would talk about it none of my friends knew anything about it. It's really cool to see this return.
I'll forgive you for thinking Ys "started on" the Turbo Grafx because you almost pronounced it correctly. It actually started a little earlier in the PC88/MSX/NES era.
Friends and family know I have retro games, and like to play them when they're over. I wouldn't dream of giving my kids/friends/family a "MiSTer experience". I love my Analogue devices.
As a non-turbogrfx fan, I am so tempted to get the Analogue Duo. I purchase their NT, and SuperNT and Mega systems, but I also own physical game carts for NES, SNES, and Genesis. Turbogrfx is the only console I don’t own any games for. Scouring eBay, those darn games are EXPENSIVE! I would have been more interested to get one if I own games. From my experience with their other SKUs, if you want the best console to play physical games with native digital video out in HDMI, Analogue products are unbeatable. Analogue is working on a N64 compatible product, and I do own a few N64 GamePaks, so I’m definitely interested in that once it’s available for order.
PC Engine games are cheaper. I generally find a ma and pop shop I like and buy a big box of games. For Ebay, I would wait for sellers to make you offers. Generally I stick close to the prices on price charting and make offers when I get.
As soon as there is a digital output we don‘t really need a FPGA console. With a modded Wii U you can play GameCube games. Not from disc though (I think). N64 is coming (from Analogue and to Mister)…
@@The_Affable_Grump It's not about the output. It's about the 1:1 hardware emulation so you can have all consoles in one and the ability to use ROMS, all of it while having no added input lag and slow downs from these software emulators. Now, if you think FPGA can't achieve that with PS2, Dream Cast and Game Cube, that's something else entirely.
@@CeceliPS3 It will be a lot more complicated. But those FPGA wizards are making good progress with the N64 which is supposed to be a more difficult system... But in the future it will require a much more powerful FPGA, as well. I think this might be the biggest problem as it has to be at a good price or it doesn't make to much sense as no one will be interested.
The questions are always what do you want something to do or do you expect out of it and what are you willing to pay. Once you come to terms with those two questions then it's just a matter of ease of use and stuff like that. I still prefer for the pocket 100% I just don't see the point in this unless you are using physical games in which case this is the choice to go with I guess. But I've never against more options and more choices, bring it on, the more the merrier.
If Analogue ever make a multi console, that plays the main 8/16/32-Bit consoles and arcade cabs, with real cart and CD support, I'd be very interested, it would have to have realchip audio support though, with legit OPL2/3/MIDI/Chiptune audio hardware built-in, a high-quality audio DAC and DSP, with full 36-Bit analogue video output options, they could get away with a HQ DSP & an all-in-one synth audio processor with specific audio codecs for each system. FPGA is not very good at audio generation, it's great for pre-sampled/sequenced audio, but you need either a fast RISC or X86 CPU for good audio emulation, and better yet a legit audio ASIC or DP, which have processors designed to crunch and process audio properly without artefacts, jitter, clipping, popping, timing issues and so on.
There has never been a better time to be a gamer. And a big part of that is all these amazing emulators that we have now. You can play pretty much any game for any system whether it be Atari,NES,PS1,Dreamcast,Gamecube and even Switch! Now your more modern consoles (non Nintendo) from around the 8th generation onward don't really have usable emulators yet. But even Xbox 360 and PS3 emulation has come a long way with many games fully playable. Not only are emulators easy to use and more convenient then having a room full of cartridges and discs but they can also make your games look wayyy better than they ever could on the original console. For example 3D systems like the Dreamcast,PS2,Gamecube and Wii run at a resolution of about 640x480. This may have been fine for playing Quake on a CRT on your PC in the late 90s but in today's world with modern flatscreens it looks terrible and muddy. Emulators can increase that resolution to 1080p,4K and even 8K if you have a system and monitor that can handle it. It takes those old blurry games with jagged edges due to poor anti-aliasing and turns them into crisp crystal clear gaming experiences. You will be amazed at just how much better the games look running at such a higher resolution. Even the low res PS1 games running a 320x240 can be cleaned up quite a bit giving you a much better experience than the blocky output of the original console. And it isn't just an increase in resolution that emulators offer they can also allow games to be run in true widescreen mode that never supported it natively. That's right even N64 games can now be played in true widescreen. But it doesn't end there, emulators also allow you to use basically any controller you want for any system. Want to use an Xbox One controller to play N64 and Gamecube? No problem! Or if you want more or an original feel there are a plethora of USB controllers modeled after the original controllers for many systems including 2D retro consoles like the NES and SNES and 3D systems like the N64 and Gamecube. Although why you'd want to force yourself to use an N64 controller is beyond me. Finally is the big question everyone is saying "but Classic80sStuff roms are illegal" Well technically you're right and I'm not going to suggest you go out and download a bunch of roms. But consider this what is a bigger crime? Downloading a game like Panzer Dragoon Saga which has never been re-released in any fashion for play on an emulator? Or forking over up to ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for an original copy to a seller on Ebay. Keep in mind none of the original developers are getting any money from an Ebay sale. So while I can't go tell you to go download roms I'd suggest you use your best judgement. If you liked this comment, look for me in other random videos. I'm the guy who types wayyy too long comments that 90 percent of people won't read. Until next time, keep those tape heads clean and de-magnetized!
@08:02 "including the SuperGrafX games. There was like 16 of them that were made". 5 SuperGrafX were made. Then there is an additional 1/2 which could use some SuperGrafX gfx capabilities.
What a convincing title to a product that's the same chips you've been sold four different ways only with an optical drive in it this time. Honestly unless you've got some requirement to plug plastic into plastic, PC Engine's been solved for a decade now, and you can do everything this is doing and more on a $30 used RPi4 1GB. If you step up to the $50 4GB model and apply a minor overclock, it even makes a convincing Dreamcast. If Analogue knew how to scale properly I wouldn't give them so much shit. But they don't, they've been operating on FOMO for at least four generations of FPGA devices now, and it's tiresome to see people buy out their stock to list it for double plus on ebay.
Pretty sure it outsold the NES at one point. For like 1-2 years the PC Engine had the highest console install base in Japan. That is which for a few years there were PILES of CD games that released on it over there at one point and kept getting updated.
Me, under 25 and not a Retro games guy, listening to the first minute: ""ah, so the yabadu, whis is actually the hibbeatata, was the predecessor of the uiuiuiuiui, while in the east devices like the frrrrrrrrrrrrr where more popular. Interesting!"
actually those games were on the original pc engine....... y's was on engine cd rom, it was the launch cd title... before the turbo duo or super grafix was created... i know as i have them in my loft....
As soon as you said they were caught up on backlog I immediately went and checked the website (which I'm sure everyone else did to) and by the time I got to the site EVERYTHING was sold out, and on the mega-sg page it still says "Sold out, shipping q2 2023". Yikes. I'm not so sure about that caught up on backlog bit.
The turbo switches do not work when the recommended 8bitdo controller is connected directly to the Duo console. This is a terrible oversight in my opinion and nobody else seems to notice it.. And when the controller is paired using the dongle you can't adjust the switches individually. The procedure to adjust the turbo switches is also very tedious and the documentation from both 8bitdo and Analogue on this topic is pretty much worthless.
I'm older than LTT guys but not a fan of retro gaming. The only game I emulated was to try out ChronoTrigger around ten years ago or more. turns out it is amazing technically, gameplay, and rpg.
I'm shocked it actually uses higher USB-C power. Most things like that are A to C only and only accept 2.5 watts. For some reason they reject C only power.
With an FPGA it is possible to not be emulation, i'm not saying this is bare metal, but that it is possible with an FPGA with reverse engineering and designing the FPGA to do the same things the original hardware did without translating it to some other instruction set
Ugh. If there's voltage issues with different bricks then it's almost 100% the fault of analog which is disappointing. Unless they're using 12V in which case there's a lot of bricks (like many anker ones) that don't have the 12V mode (even if they have it in the PPS mode for some reason, most devices don't check for that). Still disappointing.
@@KlingonCaptain Well, I guess? But not really because then you'd just have different plugs for the adapters. The AC voltage doesn't really matter in this case, just the DC voltage so...
"You can get PC Engine for cheap but they look like a smoker ate them and spat them out." And that's why you get the PC Engine CoreGrafx instead. That's the black re-issue that has RCA instead of RF. I got one a few years ago mainly to play Nectaris (Military Madness). At least back then it was even cheaper to import than the original release PC Engine. Looks cooler and doesn't give you second hand lung cancer, what's not to love?
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MiSTer is recreation or simulation of hw. Not emulation. It's not capable to recreate up to a ps 3. Second failure. N64 and ps1 is the most it can simulate. Dumbing down technical terms to appeal to a bigger audience shouldn't be the standard of a tech channel. ☮️
Hi Sir, does your analogue duo can play normal sound while connect HDMI to TV?
I and other players met the same problem: the console can't play the normal sound with HDMI on TV, only can play the normal sound by using the external speaker connect to the headphone jack. so I would like to know your console, what's your current firmware version?
I am french and at school there was a franco-japanese guy. One day he invinted me to his home and the PC engine was there. I couldn't believe my eyes how small it was and all the great games it had. I had a blast that day and I have never forget it.
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And played them of small carts.
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The yellowing of those old consoles isn't always from smoking. It happens naturally with age. I've heard tell it's mostly UV from sunlight doing what it does, breaking chemical bonds like a divorce attorney for plastics. (Though smoking doesn't help literally anything.) I've also heard tell you can reverse it with some kind of hydrogen peroxide scrub, but never had occasion to do it myself.
i can back this up, most polymers aren't UV resistent. It is the same today, the industry only pumps in so much phenyl rings as fillers into the polymers as a protector, that they polymer longer holds its intended color and shape. (since phenyl rings also are UV absorbant and getting distroyed by UV).
Retrobrighting, a mixture of peroxide and distilled water that you soak the plastics in then set in UV light (even sunlight works) for a few hours.
I had a midi keyboard that sit in a box for 4 years in a smoke free room and the keys when from white to straight up yellow 😅 It's some off gassing process that cheap plastics have. Hydrogen peroxide / retrobright works but it also damages the plastics to some extend so you can't do that infinitely.
Heat does it as well. Ive got an 2x Amiga 1200s one on my desk and one that was on a shelf near the radiator, it never that yellowed but I had retrobrited it years ago anyway. My desk based machine was fine, but the one on the bottom shelf out of sight by the radiator turned into the most yellowed machine I've ever owned.
bro is writing poetry about consoles getting yellow
10:25 As the owner of an 8BitDo Ultimate Bluetooth controller, they overlook a lot of things with their controllers. My controller cost $70 USD and at the time the lower tier version, the Ultimate 2.4g, didn't have Hall Effect joysticks and didn't have Bluetooth when it launched at $50 USD. Now the Ultimate 2.4g is essentially the same controller but with way wider device compatibility, Hall Effect sticks, Bluetooth and is cheaper. The only difference in features is the Ultimate Bluetooth having an actual pairing button, Gyro support, and Nintendo player indicator lights. Otherwise the Ultimate 2.4g is far and away the better deal.
Wait, so the 2.4 Ghz version now has bluetooth support and hall effect sticks? Are you sure? I can't find any info on this
Any clue who is gonna pilfer it from inventory tho?
She goes by Emily now@@CromulentCorpse
Emily
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I never thought I would hear about PC-Engine stuff on this channel! I really love Blood Wolf, Break In, Bomberman '94, Keith Courage, Daisenpuu and King of Casino.
Also the PC Engine CD also has a kick ass version of Double Dragon II that's based off of the NES version but with updated graphics and Anime style cut scenes.
Someday itll be retro time again. Gonna be mad hyped when it is. (David is also great. Just gotta respect the OG)
I've heard that, in the theme of it being "duo", this time they'll be shipping out units in the double digits.
I have to say I have been absolutely loving all of the videos David has been in lately
his killing it!
Yeah, love that he usually shows products that can play retro games with modern convenience
I have a superNT and love it to death. That said, if I bought any FPGA console these days it would just be a mister. Especially at that price.
Yeah man the mister kicks ass, its the most played console in our house and we own everything here
David’s been doing a lot of retro gaming content lately. Maybe I’m out of the loop, but where’s Emily been? Didn’t this used to be her area of expertise?
Ever since she came out then she's barely been on camera,probably just so she doesn't have to deal with the comments that will inevitably come.
I have wondered the same thing but @@BelacDarkstormis probably right. Being a trans person on the Internet sucks, it's probably worse if you're on a big TH-cam channel
Dungeon Explorer II on the CD addon of the TG16/PCE is probably one of the best Gauntlet-style games of all time, and it has a kick-ass soundtrack too. Anyone looking at this should check it out. It can be played solo but it actually has support for up to 5 (yes, five) players. It's sick
The device has a beautiful color. Lost to mostly black cases.
I'm super excited for Analogue's N64 they're releasing later this year. I've got a stack of N64 games, but I don't have space for a CRT. I could probably grab a Retro-tink (and probably still will at some point), but I'm really interested to see AnalogueOS on the Analogue3D, as I really like AnalogueOS on my Pocket and want to see what people do with it on a much more powerful console with thumbstick support. Also, native 4k support and no region lock. Also also, the 8bit-do controller they tease at the bottom of the Analogue3D page looks pretty great (though I'm actually a bit of a fan of the original n64 controller, even if it might just be nostalgia goggles.)
Anyone else notice how Tanner uses his right hand on the controller?
I dont understand
I thought the two presenters was referred to as the Analogue duo 🤣🤣
I feel like having tech quickies to reference about hardware emulation and FPGAs would help a lot where the details dont have time to be fleshed out here (and possible missed with how quick the remarks are being done).
Good hosting btw, nice to see some different people talk about their hobbies
Turbographics + Bomberman = Best dorm room drinking game of all time. Highly recommend.
When can we have Emily back?! We miss her!
You’re thinking of Anthony and he’s not coming back. “Emily” killed him.
love fpga consoles, love the aesthetic and cleanliness of analogue, hate their marketing. $250 with no controller when its going for retro console feel is craaazy
Dude took the product out of the box and shook it like it owed him money
"Legally backed up" lol
"100% LEgit" on those CDs had me in tears... haha
From the US and had a TurboGrafx-16. Games were those little card looking things. Anyone remember Splatterhouse?
I still have my original turbo due… love it!
My cousin and I played so much air zonk when we were kids. Every time I would talk about it none of my friends knew anything about it. It's really cool to see this return.
i love mine especially now with jailbreak... having all games that exist in a single sd card and playing them fpga is really nice
Makes me want to fulfill my Ninja Spirit addiction. Legendary Axe, Keith Courage, and Slaughterhouse! Bring back the nostalgia!
Gradius II on CD was amazing
Super cool deep dive on this product!
I'll forgive you for thinking Ys "started on" the Turbo Grafx because you almost pronounced it correctly. It actually started a little earlier in the PC88/MSX/NES era.
The original Double Dragon DID flicker!!
Rondo of Blood is sooooo good.
You have entered Power Drive.
I love the 80s-accurate ivory color of the JP model. CRT filter is the best I've seen so far, anywhere. Still waiting for save state updates though!
Save state update released a couple days ago!
Friends and family know I have retro games, and like to play them when they're over. I wouldn't dream of giving my kids/friends/family a "MiSTer experience". I love my Analogue devices.
Waiting for Analogue's N64 console to be seen more.
I WAS waiting for Mars FPGA - but no way I'm going to give that company money until the product is in the hands of the first buyers.
As a non-turbogrfx fan, I am so tempted to get the Analogue Duo. I purchase their NT, and SuperNT and Mega systems, but I also own physical game carts for NES, SNES, and Genesis. Turbogrfx is the only console I don’t own any games for. Scouring eBay, those darn games are EXPENSIVE!
I would have been more interested to get one if I own games. From my experience with their other SKUs, if you want the best console to play physical games with native digital video out in HDMI, Analogue products are unbeatable.
Analogue is working on a N64 compatible product, and I do own a few N64 GamePaks, so I’m definitely interested in that once it’s available for order.
PC Engine games are cheaper. I generally find a ma and pop shop I like and buy a big box of games. For Ebay, I would wait for sellers to make you offers. Generally I stick close to the prices on price charting and make offers when I get.
Pc engine LT is like a laptop monitor thats similar to the old ps1 ones you could get. Pc engine gt is the Japan release of the handheld turbo express
I had a TurboGrafx 16 and loved it. I wish I had all those old games still.
13:20 N64 core is done now and runs fantastic on mister
Sure !
Got 4 minutes in, and I remember I am usually priced out of these devices. Jumped ahead and was relatively surprised.
I wouldn't mind a follow up to this about the RetroTink4K for upscaling the 1080p signal to various 4K resolutions.
FPGA does hardware emulation. There is no comparison to software emulation.
Apart from there is
Turbogrfx is also an underrated Ye album
Analogue Pocket + MiSTER is the FPGA combo that satisfies all my needs
Mister FPGA for everything up through the PSX/N64 era, then PC software emulation for everything else...
I'll only buy one of those FPGA based custom consoles when they add PS2, Dreamcast and Game Cube to them.
As soon as there is a digital output we don‘t really need a FPGA console. With a modded Wii U you can play GameCube games. Not from disc though (I think). N64 is coming (from Analogue and to Mister)…
There is still a use since all hardware will die someday. I’m honestly still waiting for an fpga psp even though I have a Ps Vita.
@@yoshikinanami7434 well, that's certainly better. PS Vita can't hold 30 FPS on tons of games. A better version would be ideal.
@@The_Affable_Grump It's not about the output. It's about the 1:1 hardware emulation so you can have all consoles in one and the ability to use ROMS, all of it while having no added input lag and slow downs from these software emulators. Now, if you think FPGA can't achieve that with PS2, Dream Cast and Game Cube, that's something else entirely.
@@CeceliPS3 It will be a lot more complicated. But those FPGA wizards are making good progress with the N64 which is supposed to be a more difficult system... But in the future it will require a much more powerful FPGA, as well. I think this might be the biggest problem as it has to be at a good price or it doesn't make to much sense as no one will be interested.
Not sure the controller not included complaint holds any weight, considering the plethora of ways to connect nearly any controller you already have.
There were only five SuperGrafx games released.
why no 1440p & 4K output tho
I know youtube comments are a cesspool but I would love to see Emily back!
who?
The questions are always what do you want something to do or do you expect out of it and what are you willing to pay.
Once you come to terms with those two questions then it's just a matter of ease of use and stuff like that. I still prefer for the pocket 100% I just don't see the point in this unless you are using physical games in which case this is the choice to go with I guess.
But I've never against more options and more choices, bring it on, the more the merrier.
If Analogue ever make a multi console, that plays the main 8/16/32-Bit consoles and arcade cabs, with real cart and CD support, I'd be very interested, it would have to have realchip audio support though, with legit OPL2/3/MIDI/Chiptune audio hardware built-in, a high-quality audio DAC and DSP, with full 36-Bit analogue video output options, they could get away with a HQ DSP & an all-in-one synth audio processor with specific audio codecs for each system. FPGA is not very good at audio generation, it's great for pre-sampled/sequenced audio, but you need either a fast RISC or X86 CPU for good audio emulation, and better yet a legit audio ASIC or DP, which have processors designed to crunch and process audio properly without artefacts, jitter, clipping, popping, timing issues and so on.
3:25. Dude your wingspan ain't 3ft. Proves that Canadians can only measure in "canadian attack cobras/geese", "maple syrup" and "ER wait times"
listening to you talking about playing with your Mister made me giggle like a hecking child, 10/10
You could have just gotten a Mister....
There has never been a better time to be a gamer. And a big part of that is all these amazing emulators that we have now. You can play pretty much any game for any system whether it be Atari,NES,PS1,Dreamcast,Gamecube and even Switch! Now your more modern consoles (non Nintendo) from around the 8th generation onward don't really have usable emulators yet. But even Xbox 360 and PS3 emulation has come a long way with many games fully playable. Not only are emulators easy to use and more convenient then having a room full of cartridges and discs but they can also make your games look wayyy better than they ever could on the original console. For example 3D systems like the Dreamcast,PS2,Gamecube and Wii run at a resolution of about 640x480. This may have been fine for playing Quake on a CRT on your PC in the late 90s but in today's world with modern flatscreens it looks terrible and muddy. Emulators can increase that resolution to 1080p,4K and even 8K if you have a system and monitor that can handle it. It takes those old blurry games with jagged edges due to poor anti-aliasing and turns them into crisp crystal clear gaming experiences. You will be amazed at just how much better the games look running at such a higher resolution. Even the low res PS1 games running a 320x240 can be cleaned up quite a bit giving you a much better experience than the blocky output of the original console. And it isn't just an increase in resolution that emulators offer they can also allow games to be run in true widescreen mode that never supported it natively. That's right even N64 games can now be played in true widescreen. But it doesn't end there, emulators also allow you to use basically any controller you want for any system. Want to use an Xbox One controller to play N64 and Gamecube? No problem! Or if you want more or an original feel there are a plethora of USB controllers modeled after the original controllers for many systems including 2D retro consoles like the NES and SNES and 3D systems like the N64 and Gamecube. Although why you'd want to force yourself to use an N64 controller is beyond me. Finally is the big question everyone is saying "but Classic80sStuff roms are illegal" Well technically you're right and I'm not going to suggest you go out and download a bunch of roms. But consider this what is a bigger crime? Downloading a game like Panzer Dragoon Saga which has never been re-released in any fashion for play on an emulator? Or forking over up to ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for an original copy to a seller on Ebay. Keep in mind none of the original developers are getting any money from an Ebay sale. So while I can't go tell you to go download roms I'd suggest you use your best judgement. If you liked this comment, look for me in other random videos. I'm the guy who types wayyy too long comments that 90 percent of people won't read. Until next time, keep those tape heads clean and de-magnetized!
Finally, someone said it in video, fpga is still emulation.
@08:02 "including the SuperGrafX games. There was like 16 of them that were made". 5 SuperGrafX were made. Then there is an additional 1/2 which could use some SuperGrafX gfx capabilities.
Tanner's entry cracked me up for some reason
I am not an enjoyer of analog consoles and that kind of things, but that seems a very well built device. I am impressed.
I take umbrage with calling that a volume rocker. It does not rock, it's a wheel.
Speaking of mister I'd like to see a video covering the recent updates in the mister ecosystem such as the tapto nfc reader.
What a convincing title to a product that's the same chips you've been sold four different ways only with an optical drive in it this time. Honestly unless you've got some requirement to plug plastic into plastic, PC Engine's been solved for a decade now, and you can do everything this is doing and more on a $30 used RPi4 1GB. If you step up to the $50 4GB model and apply a minor overclock, it even makes a convincing Dreamcast. If Analogue knew how to scale properly I wouldn't give them so much shit. But they don't, they've been operating on FOMO for at least four generations of FPGA devices now, and it's tiresome to see people buy out their stock to list it for double plus on ebay.
Pretty sure it outsold the NES at one point. For like 1-2 years the PC Engine had the highest console install base in Japan.
That is which for a few years there were PILES of CD games that released on it over there at one point and kept getting updated.
Me, under 25 and not a Retro games guy, listening to the first minute: ""ah, so the yabadu, whis is actually the hibbeatata, was the predecessor of the uiuiuiuiui, while in the east devices like the frrrrrrrrrrrrr where more popular. Interesting!"
Me under 25 understanding everything that was said. I'm so cool 😎
Bring back Emily! Retro time is beloved
who is emily
@@hdhsu-dg6fb Anthony. He trooned out
@@CeIIHunter Oh. is that why he hasn't been around?
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actually those games were on the original pc engine....... y's was on engine cd rom, it was the launch cd title... before the turbo duo or super grafix was created... i know as i have them in my loft....
I wonder what the Analogue 3D will be like...
What about the analogue 64
As soon as you said they were caught up on backlog I immediately went and checked the website (which I'm sure everyone else did to) and by the time I got to the site EVERYTHING was sold out, and on the mega-sg page it still says "Sold out, shipping q2 2023". Yikes. I'm not so sure about that caught up on backlog bit.
The turbo switches do not work when the recommended 8bitdo controller is connected directly to the Duo console. This is a terrible oversight in my opinion and nobody else seems to notice it.. And when the controller is paired using the dongle you can't adjust the switches individually. The procedure to adjust the turbo switches is also very tedious and the documentation from both 8bitdo and Analogue on this topic is pretty much worthless.
YES! LTT MENTIONED THE YS SERIES!
The Bonk series is wild!
Heh, I thought everyone had forgotten about the TurboGrafx
That sir is classic computer beige. Not pre smoked. 😁
Micro A & B connectors did not happen until 2007.
I'm older than LTT guys but not a fan of retro gaming. The only game I emulated was to try out ChronoTrigger around ten years ago or more. turns out it is amazing technically, gameplay, and rpg.
I have two analogue pockets and it’s amazing
Analog + Ever Drive is the perfect Duo.
The PC engine is so fucking underrated
A whole console I've never heard of?
There are many young one.
The Analogue Pocket would be the better option if you would be able to buy it.
This is the kinda content Anthony would be the host.
On iOS there are at least three applications with the same logo.
I had a Turbo Grafx 16 growing up and it was better than Sega and nintendo at the time. It was way under appreciated.
bro I thought the guy on the right in the thumbnail was Gustav Vasa at first, lmao.
legally backed up you say...
I want Analogue to make more of the Pocket.
Bonk
I'm shocked it actually uses higher USB-C power. Most things like that are A to C only and only accept 2.5 watts. For some reason they reject C only power.
With an FPGA it is possible to not be emulation, i'm not saying this is bare metal, but that it is possible with an FPGA with reverse engineering and designing the FPGA to do the same things the original hardware did without translating it to some other instruction set
Ugh. If there's voltage issues with different bricks then it's almost 100% the fault of analog which is disappointing. Unless they're using 12V in which case there's a lot of bricks (like many anker ones) that don't have the 12V mode (even if they have it in the PPS mode for some reason, most devices don't check for that). Still disappointing.
The white one is listed as the Japanese version on the website. Maybe that has something to do with it?
@@KlingonCaptain Well, I guess? But not really because then you'd just have different plugs for the adapters. The AC voltage doesn't really matter in this case, just the DC voltage so...
MisterFPGA did it!
Was hoping it would start with the it's retro time opening
I think that's only when Emily hosts
"You can get PC Engine for cheap but they look like a smoker ate them and spat them out."
And that's why you get the PC Engine CoreGrafx instead. That's the black re-issue that has RCA instead of RF. I got one a few years ago mainly to play Nectaris (Military Madness). At least back then it was even cheaper to import than the original release PC Engine. Looks cooler and doesn't give you second hand lung cancer, what's not to love?