I FOUND IT!!! $100 OFF!!! I decided to splurge and go for the full $180 kit - $95 after code and shipping. Thanks Taki!!! Looking forward to getting it when it's released in Jan :) My Christmas is coming a bit late this year but it's the gift that will keep on giving!
A genuine person who puts others before himself regarding pricing. This will go a long way for you in the future. The more people who get into Mister the more you will profit in the long run. Thanks for being cool. I bought a DE10 nano when they first came out many moons ago for around £100 so I am gonna wait til all the noobies have bought theirs before I buy a second one from you. Need one for my livingroom but I can wait. Long live FPGA and long live TakiUdon !!!!
"i wanted one, but saw the price, so i made one instead. youre welcome" its like a "wouldnt it be cool if..." joke among your friends, except that one friend doesnt just leave it as a joke. amazing.
I have looked at Miste FPGA for over 2 years. The DE10 nano price hike made me stop. Thanks to you I finally bought a full stack to play these good old games from my younger days.
If you care about retro gaming accuracy the Mister is where it's at, it simply feels exactly like playing on the original consoles. Thanks for having created the Mister Pi and growing the Mister community. I'm patiently waiting for news about the handheld version.
HI Taki, I just want to thank you for all the work you have done. You are making many ppl very happy!♥️♥️♥️ I ordered mine from batch 1 and just missed the 3 days for the free shell. So I went on your site today to order a shell. When i saw that there were still MISTER Pis for sale, I just had to buy another one and 2 shells. Before ppl getting mad at me, there is still stock available at this moment & a preorder option...
This is giving me couch multiplayer with family vibes 😭 I totally want one just to play with my 5yr old and show her all the old school games I played as a kid
FYI: a SNES SNAC adapter along with a SNAC level shifter are exclusive to the 2nd batch, which has already sold out. The 3rd batch (available for preorder) has a NFC reader and four NFC cards as its exlusives.
8:32 For those wondering, four is considered “unlucky” because it sounds like or is written like the word for death. Some speculate that this is why the N64 security CIC chips skip CIC-NUS 6104/7104 (otherwise range from 6101/7101 to 6106/7106)… so it’s not just China. Don’t be surprised if there is no button for 4 in a Chinese elevator.
The fact that you used pokemon CC as the example is about the main reason I would want this. I do want a console that I can take my CC file to the big screen thank you for giving me another option.
From what I understand Robert's PS1, N64, and GBA FPGA cores are not exactly "cycle accurate" because of issues with the RAM somehow, but they are still much more accurate than basically any software emulator out there.
Yes, because of Mister hardware limitations, mostly RAM latency if I understand correctly. I have used both the N64 core side to side with my real PAL N64. They are identical in feel with the only noticeable difference being that the N64 core had slightly less and shorter duration slowdowns in busy sections.
GBA is something he wants to go back and rewrite one day, it isn't related to the RAM. It is cycle accurate, but cycle accurate =/= 100% accuracy. Cycle accuracy is not the whole story for accuracy. The PS1 and N64 are not 1:1 either. Personally when talking about FPGA cores saying the words "cycle accurate" is less relevant than with software emulators where it is more difficult to achieve cycle accuracy.
Simply incredible. I think this might completely transform the retro scene. I also expect it to be sold out super quickly and ... then we'll see if the Retro Make company can keep up with demand!
I sold my Mega Sg so i can get a Mister Pi , had enough left over to buy a set of tires for my car. Stayed up all night and morning to buy a Mister Pi in batch 2, didnt want to sleep in. Managed to secure one. Thankyou Taki Udon.
I never had an FPGA board and the last time i played on PS1 and older consoles was 20 years ago, for people like me, it would be great id there are side by side comparison between hardware and software emulation so we can see the difference
I'd love to be proven wrong but I think any differences would be few and far between. Software emulators are building off of decades of iterative work at this point - Years of development, users playing each and every game and reporting back when something goes wrong with the emulation, competing projects copying each others notes, etc. The famous examples a lot of videos about FPGAs cite as the reason software emulators are some sort of problem are edge cases in SNES games that haven't been in any of the popular emulators for over a decade. I wouldn't expect many visually obvious differences on any of the famous PS1 games, but the PS1 had a _lot_ of games.
A lot of people will disagree with what I am about to type. This is just what I have discovered. I think FPGA is overhyped for some reasons and underhyped for others. I also think the same could be said of software emulation. Each has its use cases and what I would recommend mostly comes down to how well each would fit your lifestyle, and what you are trying to accomplish. If you are emulating on a sufficiently powerful machine with a mature emulator the only advantage really of FPGA is efficiency. But it destroys in that category and the small box makes for a great living room item. Running Software versus my original hardware with latency hacks and overclocking options I can make an emulator perform "better" than original hardware. Without all that, there is going be some added latency with input. I never could dial in the input of most emulators with original hardware. I either was a little behind or a little ahead. Weaker hardware will have emulators for them that are not as feature rich and may be less accurate. Have stutter, slowdown, sound pops/distortion, missing effects, etc. FPGAs are lower powered than even these weaker software emulator's machines and far more accurate at this level and often way more responsive. I think handheld/hybrid FPGAs are probably one of the best use cases.
Amazing. Good work, mate. I definitely will buy one of these to play PS1 games. Not now. I currently play on original HW so no urgency for me. Later, once everyone that need one urgently have one then I will buy one. I can wait, but I still greatly look forward to getting one in the future. Bravo. This is exactly what is needed in the retro arena. People with passion. Thankyou sir for your work.
Wow, it’s been about 8 hours since I was lucky enough to get my preorder in. I’m glad I managed to because I completely forgot, and now it’s sold out. I guess there’s no turning back now, but I’m really looking forward to this new device!
Great video Taki! Just ordered the full kit batch 3! Been watching you for years and wish I’d checked out your second channel sooner as I just found out about your console from LTT. Can’t wait to be able to play arcade and console games perfectly, from a single unit. 2-3 months seems so far away at this point lol.
The only thing holding me back from switching to FPGA hardware is no Mortal Kombat arcade cores or other Midway arcade support. If that shows up, I'm ALL IN!
Oh wow, I had no idea that they had modern emulator features like widescreen hacks for some of these systems. That is incredible! To imagine having the best gaming experience next to the actual hardware and still have extras like widescreen that the original can't do. I missed out on the initial launch because I didn't have the money and it sold out too fast, but I see the mainboard is back in stock. I'll have to get one as soon as I can afford it.
Grats on the release, this looks amazing! Glad that you are making things so much more affordable for everyone. Question: I assume that all the coupons that you hid have been used already? (the ones I found said the limit had been reached 😥)
I know this is a kinda distant dream, but one day I hope that FPGAs advanced to such a degree that we can play up the Wii. If that day comes, then I can die happy.
Nicely done. I remember getting an import PS1 along with Tekken, bringing it with me to a shop to test out the TVs (needed SCART). I played the heck out of the Tekken series. I liked the Saturn too, and have a Japanese console somewhere just to play Baku Baku animal (great 2 player game) - I was disappointed that the light guns for Virtua Cop wouldn't work on LCD screens!
Great work. Looking forward to hearing about the consumer version you've mentioned before in the future =) Didn't know about the DOS game support, that's pretty neat ^_^
Would love the ability to use original cartridges like analogue platform via adapters or something for those who don't wanna rip and have a collection.
Apple inc. might have a problem with that and with the amount of money they have for lawyers and legal fees I don't think anyone wants to take that sort of risk...
@ to be honest after I posted it the thing u just posted ran trough my head 😅 but still… most common for a pie is to be APPLE.. 😅 and the “apple” name itself can not be patented trademarked or it cant be an IP… it… is… an…. Apple… 😅 so i think someones still should start working on it who knows how to.
I just pre-ordered the third batch. I noticed in the video where it was mentioned that a second RAM stick would help the Sega Saturn core, but where would that second stick fit? I would have ordered the second stick, but I didn't know if it fit on the board with all of the other add-ons.
OMG, you are 100% correct on that annoying usb dongle for the usb board. Mine didn't fit so I had to use 2 otg adapters to fit them together. Gonna get yours as soon as I get paid. All in for $180 is AWESOME!!
I believe all of this is covered on his Twitter. I don’t use the platform, so I only know what I could search up on Google. Some good stuff in the pipeline.
Dude you’re planning on CNC manufacturing cases?? I can think of like 5 handhelds that’ve never gotten a high quality shell like that! I look forward to seeing where your company goes :)
As someone who has been looking for a good way to play a lot of my old games, this seems really promising! I do have some questions though... 1. How does video output work, it looks like you are using a Nintendo Switch for video here? 2. You show off PSX and Sega Saturn, would games like Hot Wheels Turbo Racing and Sonic R work? 3. Are there larger SDRAM chips available for the MisterPi yet?
1. HDMI and Analog VGA. He's just using an external HDMI display here 2. Should work. 3. The point of the SDRAM chips isnt their size, its their predictability for cores that need tight latency and extra bandwidth.
Finally , this will be my second Mister Board. I Highly suggest you insert Paypal as a method of payment: for 3 or more solutions. This will sell like hot Cakes. Regards.
Very interesting little device. Obviously it can't play PS2/Xbox, but I have to ask - is that within the scope of what fpga could do one day? Or just not something that could ever work?
Might be a dumb question, but is it possible for FPGA to perform better than the original hardware? For example, if a game has framerate dips and slowdowns on original hardware, is it possible for FPGA with more power to run the game smoother?
Both the PSX and N64 cores have versions with over clocked CPUs. Playing certain Playstation games on a CRT with slowdown removed / reduced and higher / locked framerates is great.
Taki, if you made a jamma hat that would up your sales through the roof as the jamma hats currently on the market don't seamlessly plug into your de10.
Hi @TakiUdon, how did you do that at 2:33? Are the controller and screen connected to the Mister via cable, is that some sort of lan streaming service?
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I need to start doing projects that don't take an entire year to finish 😅
Might be able to help with that.
I built a MiSTer in 2018. Thanks for making it affordable again.
I'll buy them either way.
OLED for DS next?
You're too cool for this day and age. Nice one
Bro really said "Fine, I'll do it myself"
Alterra, now Intel, is just going "Finally! Couldn't they have stopped hoovering up all our evaluation boards while that chip was still relevant?"
I FOUND IT!!! $100 OFF!!! I decided to splurge and go for the full $180 kit - $95 after code and shipping. Thanks Taki!!! Looking forward to getting it when it's released in Jan :) My Christmas is coming a bit late this year but it's the gift that will keep on giving!
@@iamdmc wow. So blessed.
A genuine person who puts others before himself regarding pricing. This will go a long way for you in the future. The more people who get into Mister the more you will profit in the long run. Thanks for being cool. I bought a DE10 nano when they first came out many moons ago for around £100 so I am gonna wait til all the noobies have bought theirs before I buy a second one from you. Need one for my livingroom but I can wait. Long live FPGA and long live TakiUdon !!!!
You know its a good day when he pulls out the clear blue plastic casing for a console
I'm still waiting on that FPGA handheld announcement.
I'm just grateful that MiSTer fpga is now more accessible with this project. The more popular it gets, the better for our community!
"i wanted one, but saw the price, so i made one instead. youre welcome" its like a "wouldnt it be cool if..." joke among your friends, except that one friend doesnt just leave it as a joke. amazing.
I have looked at Miste FPGA for over 2 years. The DE10 nano price hike made me stop.
Thanks to you I finally bought a full stack to play these good old games from my younger days.
If you care about retro gaming accuracy the Mister is where it's at, it simply feels exactly like playing on the original consoles. Thanks for having created the Mister Pi and growing the Mister community. I'm patiently waiting for news about the handheld version.
HI Taki,
I just want to thank you for all the work you have done. You are making many ppl very happy!♥️♥️♥️
I ordered mine from batch 1 and just missed the 3 days for the free shell. So I went on your site today to order a shell. When i saw that there were still MISTER Pis for sale, I just had to buy another one and 2 shells.
Before ppl getting mad at me, there is still stock available at this moment & a preorder option...
This is giving me couch multiplayer with family vibes 😭 I totally want one just to play with my 5yr old and show her all the old school games I played as a kid
You could do that with something else
Could do it with a laptop and some controllers without too much trouble!
I want Taki's handheld FPGA.
Handheld mister console please! 🤩
He's stated this is something being worked on.
Someone did make a custom one on the BitBuilt forums.
This is something that I would get to play games like these.
thank you taki. I cant wait to recieve my MiSTER Pi Mega Pack. you are a hero..
Whoa, This is awesome, the price was exactly the reason why I didn't own one of these, that it totally within my budget! I'll have to grab it!
FYI: a SNES SNAC adapter along with a SNAC level shifter are exclusive to the 2nd batch, which has already sold out.
The 3rd batch (available for preorder) has a NFC reader and four NFC cards as its exlusives.
beating analogue to market on N64 FPGA support is crazy
Beating Analogue to market is not that crazy, actually receiving your order from Analogue is no mean feat in itself.
After not having any luck with batch 1 I could now place my order in batch 2. Thank you so much for this. You did an amazing job for the community!
I've been waiting for this video. I've watched the reviews. Thank you so much man.
8:32 For those wondering, four is considered “unlucky” because it sounds like or is written like the word for death. Some speculate that this is why the N64 security CIC chips skip CIC-NUS 6104/7104 (otherwise range from 6101/7101 to 6106/7106)… so it’s not just China. Don’t be surprised if there is no button for 4 in a Chinese elevator.
Had no idea thanks
Like 13 in most of the west. I still find it amusing but silly when a newer building is skipping floor 13.
Fried my DE10 nano a while back, just bought your product, thank you for your hard work with this and i hope you make some good moneyb- you deserve it
How did you managed to fry it?
Damn, those discounts codes went quick lol.
were they video annotations that stop working after a certain amount of hits?
@@christopherdoyle8081nah, the codes are still in the actual image of the video but all the ones i’ve tried say the limit was reached.
I can't wait for the super7 oled on v1 switches! Bless your hardwork!
The fact that you used pokemon CC as the example is about the main reason I would want this. I do want a console that I can take my CC file to the big screen thank you for giving me another option.
This has become the single best video game purchase of my life.
From what I understand Robert's PS1, N64, and GBA FPGA cores are not exactly "cycle accurate" because of issues with the RAM somehow, but they are still much more accurate than basically any software emulator out there.
Yes, because of Mister hardware limitations, mostly RAM latency if I understand correctly. I have used both the N64 core side to side with my real PAL N64. They are identical in feel with the only noticeable difference being that the N64 core had slightly less and shorter duration slowdowns in busy sections.
GBA is something he wants to go back and rewrite one day, it isn't related to the RAM. It is cycle accurate, but cycle accurate =/= 100% accuracy. Cycle accuracy is not the whole story for accuracy. The PS1 and N64 are not 1:1 either. Personally when talking about FPGA cores saying the words "cycle accurate" is less relevant than with software emulators where it is more difficult to achieve cycle accuracy.
Cool seeing it play Tony Hawk so well and all the N64 games.
Simply incredible. I think this might completely transform the retro scene. I also expect it to be sold out super quickly and ... then we'll see if the Retro Make company can keep up with demand!
I sold my Mega Sg so i can get a Mister Pi , had enough left over to buy a set of tires for my car. Stayed up all night and morning to buy a Mister Pi in batch 2, didnt want to sleep in. Managed to secure one. Thankyou Taki Udon.
Finally snagged one. Can't wait.
I'm patiently waiting for the deluxe PVM model or handheld you release. Whichever comes first, I'll buy it day one! So glad these are doing well.
I have mine from batch 1 and Im loving it, looks fantastic on my crt! cant wait to get the console version for some friends
I never had an FPGA board and the last time i played on PS1 and older consoles was 20 years ago, for people like me, it would be great id there are side by side comparison between hardware and software emulation so we can see the difference
I'd love to be proven wrong but I think any differences would be few and far between. Software emulators are building off of decades of iterative work at this point - Years of development, users playing each and every game and reporting back when something goes wrong with the emulation, competing projects copying each others notes, etc. The famous examples a lot of videos about FPGAs cite as the reason software emulators are some sort of problem are edge cases in SNES games that haven't been in any of the popular emulators for over a decade. I wouldn't expect many visually obvious differences on any of the famous PS1 games, but the PS1 had a _lot_ of games.
A lot of people will disagree with what I am about to type. This is just what I have discovered. I think FPGA is overhyped for some reasons and underhyped for others. I also think the same could be said of software emulation. Each has its use cases and what I would recommend mostly comes down to how well each would fit your lifestyle, and what you are trying to accomplish.
If you are emulating on a sufficiently powerful machine with a mature emulator the only advantage really of FPGA is efficiency. But it destroys in that category and the small box makes for a great living room item.
Running Software versus my original hardware with latency hacks and overclocking options I can make an emulator perform "better" than original hardware. Without all that, there is going be some added latency with input. I never could dial in the input of most emulators with original hardware. I either was a little behind or a little ahead.
Weaker hardware will have emulators for them that are not as feature rich and may be less accurate. Have stutter, slowdown, sound pops/distortion, missing effects, etc. FPGAs are lower powered than even these weaker software emulator's machines and far more accurate at this level and often way more responsive. I think handheld/hybrid FPGAs are probably one of the best use cases.
Just pre-ordered a mega pack and I plan to print out that case in some fancy PLA as soon as possible. This is really exciting stuff!
I've been waiting for this. Nice.
Amazing. Good work, mate.
I definitely will buy one of these to play PS1 games.
Not now. I currently play on original HW so no urgency for me. Later, once everyone that need one urgently have one then I will buy one. I can wait, but I still greatly look forward to getting one in the future.
Bravo. This is exactly what is needed in the retro arena. People with passion. Thankyou sir for your work.
I hope the Turbo pack will still be in stock by the end of the week. I really wanted to get into MiSTER and this is the perfect time to get in.
It’s in stock now.
Thank you for spearheading this! Ordered a full set this morning
can you now do an affordable retrotink? 😘
This actually looks really incredible!
Fantastic project, definitely going to buy a kit soon.
Wow, it’s been about 8 hours since I was lucky enough to get my preorder in. I’m glad I managed to because I completely forgot, and now it’s sold out. I guess there’s no turning back now, but I’m really looking forward to this new device!
Amazing, I was just talking about how great fpga would be once it becomes affordable. I'm holding out for handhelds though.
Nice work Taki! Didn’t have affordable FPGA on my 2024 bingo card lol
Great video Taki! Just ordered the full kit batch 3! Been watching you for years and wish I’d checked out your second channel sooner as I just found out about your console from LTT. Can’t wait to be able to play arcade and console games perfectly, from a single unit. 2-3 months seems so far away at this point lol.
I’ve bought it right away!! can’t wait to receive it \0/
This deserves much success 👍
The only thing holding me back from switching to FPGA hardware is no Mortal Kombat arcade cores or other Midway arcade support.
If that shows up, I'm ALL IN!
Oh wow, I had no idea that they had modern emulator features like widescreen hacks for some of these systems. That is incredible! To imagine having the best gaming experience next to the actual hardware and still have extras like widescreen that the original can't do. I missed out on the initial launch because I didn't have the money and it sold out too fast, but I see the mainboard is back in stock. I'll have to get one as soon as I can afford it.
Grats on the release, this looks amazing! Glad that you are making things so much more affordable for everyone.
Question: I assume that all the coupons that you hid have been used already?
(the ones I found said the limit had been reached 😥)
yep all three that I found were used up
Bought one! I can't wait. I hope one day you will be able to somehow create a MiSTER that has 4K output capability built in.
I believe there is an fpga project in development called the Replay 2
I know this is a kinda distant dream, but one day I hope that FPGAs advanced to such a degree that we can play up the Wii. If that day comes, then I can die happy.
Nicely done. I remember getting an import PS1 along with Tekken, bringing it with me to a shop to test out the TVs (needed SCART). I played the heck out of the Tekken series. I liked the Saturn too, and have a Japanese console somewhere just to play Baku Baku animal (great 2 player game) - I was disappointed that the light guns for Virtua Cop wouldn't work on LCD screens!
I'm hoping for a MiSTercade style board soon for use in arcade cabinets.
Great work. Looking forward to hearing about the consumer version you've mentioned before in the future =)
Didn't know about the DOS game support, that's pretty neat ^_^
I bought the full Turbo Pack last night... I look gorward to receiving it... 🙂👍
I already have one MiSTer, but when I get a second, it will be yours!
Thank you sir, you're so kind!
Here we go!
Me: "FPGA gaming is really interesting, but I'm fine with emulators. I don't need one."
Taki:
Me: "Goddammit."
Missed you Mr. Udon.
These 5hings are great but with so much power in our tech today, I wish we could do Internal Upscale like software emulation.
holy crap, it has mario kart 64 playing the ingame race screen?! most emulators cant show that screen. that core is insane.
I really want one, but I’m waiting for the handheld
CPS3 is also kind of at the edge of what can be done, it might not be possible on the platform without some accuracy tradeoffs, if even that.
I hope someday a MiSTer successor comes out than can handle Naomi. That'd be the dream... 🍥
I purchase it as soon as it went on sale if theres a mister 2 i hope you can make that one affordable
It even has the screen above the track working. 21:42
amazing device, im really happy with mister pi
Now it's time to create a board with a slot for mister pi FPGA to read the game from a cartridge via USB
Looking forward to the One.
Thank you for doing this.
Would love the ability to use original cartridges like analogue platform via adapters or something for those who don't wanna rip and have a collection.
00:49 SERIOUSLY??? Noone made an “apple pie” yet? 🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️🤦🏽♂️ common people! Im waiting for my APPLE PIE
Apple inc. might have a problem with that and with the amount of money they have for lawyers and legal fees I don't think anyone wants to take that sort of risk...
@ to be honest after I posted it the thing u just posted ran trough my head 😅 but still… most common for a pie is to be APPLE.. 😅 and the “apple” name itself can not be patented trademarked or it cant be an IP… it… is… an…. Apple… 😅 so i think someones still should start working on it who knows how to.
Would love a Neo Geo AES or MVS inspired case. PC Engine would also be cool.
FIRSTTTT love your vids so much, btw hows ur kid?
He gave himself a senior QA job where he plays games on the same board to make sure it still works whenever he goes to the office. 😂
The Snes core is getting save states soon!
I just pre-ordered the third batch. I noticed in the video where it was mentioned that a second RAM stick would help the Sega Saturn core, but where would that second stick fit? I would have ordered the second stick, but I didn't know if it fit on the board with all of the other add-ons.
Wow, Xenon 2 brings back memories
OMG, you are 100% correct on that annoying usb dongle for the usb board. Mine didn't fit so I had to use 2 otg adapters to fit them together.
Gonna get yours as soon as I get paid. All in for $180 is AWESOME!!
Hey taki are the oleds still going to ship out this month?
Will you have an install video ready to go for the full kit with hdmi mod ready by then?
Please, make the handheld version. I really want one!
Are you ever planning to release a “handheld”?
i think you would make a lot of people out there happy!!! :)
I believe all of this is covered on his Twitter. I don’t use the platform, so I only know what I could search up on Google. Some good stuff in the pipeline.
@@Cujobob yea? cant wait!
Dude you’re planning on CNC manufacturing cases?? I can think of like 5 handhelds that’ve never gotten a high quality shell like that! I look forward to seeing where your company goes :)
*INPUT LAG* is why i go with hardware emulation
As someone who has been looking for a good way to play a lot of my old games, this seems really promising! I do have some questions though...
1. How does video output work, it looks like you are using a Nintendo Switch for video here?
2. You show off PSX and Sega Saturn, would games like Hot Wheels Turbo Racing and Sonic R work?
3. Are there larger SDRAM chips available for the MisterPi yet?
1. HDMI and Analog VGA. He's just using an external HDMI display here
2. Should work.
3. The point of the SDRAM chips isnt their size, its their predictability for cores that need tight latency and extra bandwidth.
@@Cicirifu I thought of another question... if a game includes rumble support, would any controller with rumble work with it?
@@HaxTheCharizard I use an 8bitdo controller and it rumbles. You just have to remember to turn rumble on in the core settings.
Finally , this will be my second Mister Board. I Highly suggest you insert Paypal as a method of payment: for 3 or more solutions. This will sell like hot Cakes. Regards.
I was going to give you shit for not showcasing Guardian Heroes for the Saturn, then you showcased Dune II for Amiga and I feel okay again.
Very interesting little device. Obviously it can't play PS2/Xbox, but I have to ask - is that within the scope of what fpga could do one day? Or just not something that could ever work?
What 64 controllers are you using in the video? How's the stick?
Might be a dumb question, but is it possible for FPGA to perform better than the original hardware?
For example, if a game has framerate dips and slowdowns on original hardware, is it possible for FPGA with more power to run the game smoother?
I have the same question here
yes cores have options for turbo etc and other options like removing the master system borders etc etc
Both the PSX and N64 cores have versions with over clocked CPUs. Playing certain Playstation games on a CRT with slowdown removed / reduced and higher / locked framerates is great.
I'm so pumped
Any chance you guys are providing mister pi's with case cover pre-installed? 🍻
Really awesome project! I only wish it could play up to Gamecube/PS2. 😕
Hi, thanks for your work. instant purshase
I got my MEGA pack ordered, for under 200bucks for everything, I think its good value.
Maybe someday the turbo pack will be in stock when I’m on the site
you are the greatest
Taki, if you made a jamma hat that would up your sales through the roof as the jamma hats currently on the market don't seamlessly plug into your de10.
I wonder if Roller Coaster Tycoon would run well on the Windows 95 core
Hi @TakiUdon, how did you do that at 2:33? Are the controller and screen connected to the Mister via cable, is that some sort of lan streaming service?