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Re:OpenFPGA. The future of video game preservation by DrNosferatu on Monday February 12, 2024 @08:19AM (#39344429)
Absolutely 0 mentions of the word "MiSTer" negatively impacts this "open" project.

Their self-appraising pitch applies more to the MiSTeX project than themselves.

[https://github.com/MiSTeX-devel]

Re:OpenFPGA. The future of video game preservation by pipes on Monday February 12, 2024 @09:03AM (#39344845)
Yeah but they seem to be suggesting no one has done fpga emulation before.

(I'm biased, I love my mister!)

Re:OpenFPGA. The future of video game preservation by jonhohle on Monday February 12, 2024 @09:46AM (#39345321)
After DE-10 Nanos what up in price (likely due to MiSTer), there was rumblings that it was too tied to the hardware to be portable.

I missed out when things were cheap and always assumed buying a board at the higher prices would be the trigger which caused the project to move to the next generation of hardware.

Re:OpenFPGA. The future of video game preservation by pipes on Monday February 12, 2024 @11:34AM (#39346864)
Yeah I paid the higher price unfortunately. The best thing about it is I don't spend all my time fiddling with settings like I do with software emulators.
Re:OpenFPGA. The future of video game preservation by thrillgore on Monday February 12, 2024 @11:04AM (#39346416)
Which is just rich, as Analogue takes advantage of preorders to limit hardware on a per-order basis, meaning they are always out of stock. Don't have this issue with the MiSTer.