/vr/ - Retro Games

https://twitter.com/AzumFpg/status/1428011032191115270

PS1 is happening after all!

>>8044181
Damn, and I was expecting him to do 3DO. Next time I guess.

>>8043776
stop replying to yourself

>>8044181
He's a very talented guy, he'll see it through. Very exciting stuff.

>>8044208
>4 replies
>5 IPs
Take your meds.

>>8044223
Changing IP is so hard.

>>8044270
Not as hard as admitting you're wrong apparently

>>8044190
I refuse to buy a Mister until it has CDi and Casio Loopy with full sticker support!

>>8044305
There was some small work on CD-i being done in June.

>>8044305
>Casio Loopy with full sticker support
We can only dream

>>8044181
Let's see if Saturn finishes before this

>>8044181
Holy crap, that's fa-
>Emulator runs at about 40% speed, video playback is at 2x speed.
This should be illegal.

>>8044484
>One important point is that the emulator is not optimized for speed. It runs games at 30-40% of the speed and rebuilds the hardware without any tricks. I rebuilt the whole 5 stage CPU, which usually emulators wouldn’t do.
>Thus, it cannot be used to play any game, it’s purely a research project. But by calculating every component for every clock cycle, I can directly use this information for the FPGA code, simplifying the process.
Getting the emulator running full speed isn't really the point

>>8044525
All the more reason to not speed up the video.

>>8044181
So basically since he using an another approach of Laxer and Ultra, all the preworks done will not help in his case ?

>>8045247
Basically his approach is that if he wants to understand the system properly it would be better for him to start from scratch and develop it from the ground up which is fair enough.

>>8045247
Not necessarily. He can drip in any completed work into his core very easily. Might speed up his development time if he does. Devs don't recreate work when it's already been done.

>>8044181
Quick interview with the dev

https://www.retrorgb.com/misterfpga-psx-core-in-development-by-fpgazumspass.html

>>8044441
> Two Ninty Nine

>>8045247
He mentioned that some of their research will probably help him later on but there's not code from that project coming to this.

>>8044181
Oh thank Christ.
I ordered my MiSTer setup for PS1 games, primarily, and it was really disappointing when I heard the project had stalled.

I don't even care that he's starting over, it's just nice to know it's not in limbo.

>>8047561
>buying something for a feature that literally doesn't even exist yet
Mistersisters are mentally ill

>>8047573
The previous guy had games running at like 90% full speed on a different FPGA with fewer logic elements. It would have worked had he finished it, and now someone will.
Also I had a lot of old gaming shit I never really played basically sitting in a drawer that I could sell off by downsizing to a MiSTer. That, and I was vindicated for buying it when I did, because I got my DE10 for $105 and now they cost double that.

>>8045482
Doesn't seem to work that way with these things.

Not retro

https://twitter.com/nycfurby/status/1427730089123454982