FPGA

For those of you who haven't heard about the ambitious SuperSega FPGA project, a small intro.

The SuperSega claims/aims to be an all-in-one Sega FPGA console that will play EVERY Sega generation from SG-1000 to Dreamcast.
It is based of a Virtex Ultrascale+ FPGA chip to replicate the hardware as accurate as possible. Other features will include Wifi and bluetooth, an SD card slot, optical drive, usb-ports and 8 joystick ports for original Sega controllers.

Now, we finally have some new information as they have shown the Saturn, Master System and Mega Drive/Genesis cores in action. The cores are not finalised with still some development left, however seeing that the team keeps making progress, we are optimistic about it ever seeing an actual release.


A fully working prototype is set for October with a final product in December. Fingers crossed!

Analogue has just announced a highly precision cnc'd aluminum version of their popular pocket handheld.

The pocket is arguably the best GB/GBC device out there and thanks to openfpga you can add a whole lot more consoles to the list.

This version will, in true Analogue fashion, be ''highly limited'' and will cost a pretty penny at 499,99 USD without shipping and potential import taxes if you live outside of the US.
On the other hand, this is probably the ultimate version of their handheld and so far not a single device has come close to the absolutely incredible quality of their display.

If you want to snatch one, Juli 15th at 8am PDT. Yay or nay?

For more info, check out their website: Analogue Pocket Aluminum