You might not be aware of this, but Hudson’s popular Bomberman series made its arcade debut much earlier than you might suspect. The first Bomberman coin-op was released in 1991 by Irem, under licence from Hudson. Published as Atomic Punk and DynaBlaster in some regions, it was followed by a sequel, Bomber Man World, in … Read more
Image: Damien McFerran / Time Extension Taki Udon has become a key figure in the world of FPGA gaming thanks to his efforts to reduce the cost of MiSTer hardware. His MiSTer Pi system offers a $99 entry point into this amazing sector of the market and is worth every penny. However, it would seem … Read more
Image: SuperSega The SuperSega all-in-one FPGA console has a new case design. The team behind the console – which will play Sega Master System, Mark III, Mega Drive / Genesis, Saturn and Dreamcast games – has revealed the new design on YouTube, along with confirmation that it is “closing in” on 200 confirmed pre-orders. SuperSega … Read more
Image: SuperSega We’ve been keenly following the SuperSega project ever since its inception, and understandably so – as huge Sega fans here at Time Extension, we love the idea of having a single system that plays all of the company’s home consoles (with the exception of the 32X) with FPGA accuracy. However, almost from the … Read more
Core blimey. Konami’s 1986 shmup Salamander (AKA Life Force) is now playable on MiSTer FPGA. The public release was spotted by @RCAVictorCo and has been confirmed as working. Read the full article on timeextension.com