Recreating Voodoo Graphics and a Late-1990s Gaming PC on an FPGA

(nand2mario.github.io)

29 points | by zdw 3 hours ago

3 comments

  • wk_end 16 minutes ago
    Tomb Raider (1996) ostensibly required a Pentium, and I remember (though memory may be faulty) the demo refusing to run on my 486. Does this FPGA 486 support the additional Pentium instructions?
  • shoobiedoo 11 minutes ago
    So bummed out that I wrecked the HDMI out on my MiSTer. I was trying to figure out a new monitor layout and unplugged/plugged it in a few times. I could SSH into it no problem, but no HDMI out. After peeking around on the forums, turns out that the MiSTer doesn't take kindly to that while it's still on-- I forget the technical reason. Oh well. Many, many hours of fun playing games with my son on the it, I got my money's worth.
  • functionmouse 56 minutes ago
    Will it support 31kHz video out via VGA I wonder? Would love a period-accurate PC in my superstation one.
    • mysterydip 29 minutes ago
      I hadn’t thought of that possibility but it would indeed be fantastic!