Hackaday

Throwing Down The FPGA Gauntlet

Gauntlet is a well-known arcade game from 1985 with many sequels and ports to more modern architectures such as Xbox and GameCube. Thanks to its popularity and relative age, the original arcade ...
VentureBeat

FPGA; the new home of Arcade

For fans of classic arcade gaming, the future of collecting and playing may have just gotten a little brighter. While serious collectors will always seek to own the actual arcade hardware that runs ...
Hackaday

Two Joysticks Talk To FPGA Arcade Game Over A VGA Cable

We really love when hacks of previous hacks show up in the tip line. It shows how the hardware hacking community can be a feedback loop, where one hack begets the next, and so on until great things ...
EDN

Back to the ‘70s Retro Arcade

Many of you may remember, from the early days of this blog two years ago, of the story of a British designer who emulated a General Instrument gaming IC in a Xilinx CoolRunner FPGA, allowing users to ...
HotHardware

MiSTer DIY: Accurately Simulating Retro Game Consoles With FPGAs

It seems like it wasn't too long ago that we crowned the Raspberry Pi 4 as one of the best retro game consoles around. Indeed, the Raspberry Pi foundation's latest single-board computer still a ...
ExtremeTech

Apple II+ retrocomputing with an FPGA

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