Other FPGA devices take the opposite approach. By putting the FPGA in the cartridge, you can play ROMs of your favorite games on the original console hardware. This is what my colleague Stephen ...

These retro handhelds are built for emulation. That means they’re running custom software made to recreate a console’s ...

Explore how emulation and FPGA prototyping are revolutionizing chip design and accelerating time-to-market. VLSI expert Kunal ...

This handheld from [Eli] called the Game Bub not only nails the appearance and feel of the first three generations of Nintendo handhelds but, thanks to its FPGA, can play not only ROMs but the ...

A well-built FPGA device should make it possible to play retro games more comfortably for longer ... Aside from notably improved authenticity over software emulators, MiSTer offers a much simpler ...

but for a core that ran Game Boy and Game Boy Color ROMs. So to recap: Today Analogue Pocket got the ability to run third-party FPGA cores. Three hours and 22 minutes later the Pocket’s three ...

The handheld uses a Xilinx XC7A100T FPGA that works like the chips that powered the original Game Boy handhelds, theoretically offering performance that’s closer to what you’d be able to get ...

Retro game enthusiasts may already be ... FPGA "cores" to re-create other consoles (think of FPGA cores like you'd think of software emulators—generally, you're going to need a separate one ...

In addition to physical cartridges, games can also be played using an emulator by loading ROM files ... It also has a vibration motor. an FPGA, and the shell can be custom designed, with the ...