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4 days ago · Retro Remake currently offers the system in black, gray, and translucent blue. It comes with a 64GB Micro SD card and has three USB-A ports, an ethernet port, and an NFC reader that you can use to ...

3 days ago · Retro Remake also says that being based on the MiSTer platform makes the console "open source from day 1." Analogue has its own competing open source library of FPGA cores, called OpenFPGA. But so ...

3 days ago · By opting to broadly mimic the PSone’s looks, Retro Remake’s effort feels more modern than if they went with the boxier original PlayStation design. It will be available in three colors ...

2 days ago · Retro Remake is working on an optional accessory called the SuperDock that mounts under the console and adds a tray-loading optical drive, an internal m.2 2282 slot, and four additional USB Type-A ...

5 days ago · SuperStationᵒⁿᵉ is our attempt to make an affordable mainstream FPGA gaming console. It comes packed with all of the features that you need, including multiple video output options, multiple USB ports, built-in Wi-Fi & Bluetooth, …

Jan 9, 2025 · Retro Remake announces the SS One, an FPGA console inspired by the PS One with HDMI, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and more! Learn about its features, price, and release date.

4 days ago · Ships Q4 2025 or Earlier // Limit 2 Per Order The world's first affordable FPGA gaming console. Inspired by the PSone. Supports PS1 games, memory cards, and original controllers. Region Free. Tons of I\\O. Plug & Play. Fully compatible with MiSTer FPGA cores. Learn More Package Contents: SuperStation One 64GB Micro

Jan 23, 2025 · Taki Udon’s Retro Remake imprint unveiled its FPGA-powered PlayStation clone, called the SuperStation One, with pre-orders opening this month.

Nov 12, 2024 · Retro Remake launched their own version of the Cyclone V dev board, called the MiSTer Pi – also for under $100. Due to its limited availability, I was unable to acquire a MiSTer Pi of my own. However, Koala Koa of the very polished Marsupial MiSTerFPGA Multisystem, was gracious enough to loan me a MiSTer Pi to spend some time with. Over the ...