Neo Geo
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My MiSTer FPGA is better than your MiSTer FPGA – here’s how to build the ultimate, ultimate retro gaming rig
This guide details how to build an ultimate MiSTer FPGA retro gaming rig by modifying its hardware for a more robust and aesthetically pleasing setup. It covers integrating a DE-10 Nano board into custom 3D-printed cases, selecting appropriate screens and keyboards, and adding features like NFC readers for game loading.
Evercade creators Blaze dunk on PlayStation for ending physical using their own PS4-era mockery
Blaze, the creator of the Evercade retro console, has satirized Sony's decision to end physical PlayStation 5 discs in 2028. Using a mock tutorial similar to a 2014 PlayStation 4 video, Blaze highlights the importance of physical media for game sharing and preservation. The article argues that ditching discs limits game ownership and accessibility, contrasting it with Blaze's own cartridge-based ecosystem.
Sunday Consolidation
SNK has announced a remake of its Neo Geo console, which will be compatible with original Neo Geo cartridges and feature HDMI output. This new hardware aims to bring classic gaming experiences to modern setups.
Neo Geo+ AES: $250 Hardware Replica Ditches Emulation for Pure Gaming
A new $250 console, the Neo Geo+ AES, aims to be a 1:1 hardware replica of SNK's classic Neo Geo AES system, promising authentic 1990s arcade gaming without emulation. This approach targets serious collectors and fighting game enthusiasts concerned with input lag and accuracy. The article discusses the technical challenges, cost implications, and the growing demand for authentic retro gaming hardware solutions.
RTX 3060 is back in June. Neo Geo returns this November. Am I in a weird gaming tech time machine?
Nvidia is reportedly planning to re-release the GeForce RTX 3060 12GB graphics card in June 2026, filling a gap in their product lineup. This move comes as the retro Neo Geo console is also slated for a November return. The article humorously compares these developments to a "weird gaming tech time machine."
