- RT @Dot_AY: Next Months Pocket Music is going to be huge with amazingly talented Hunz playing a brand new set http://bit.ly/clLkt6” #
- ZX Spectrum Special FX engine in-depth on One Bit Music Blog: http://shiru.untergrund.net/1bit/pivot/entry.php?id=11 #
- The Boston 8-bit collective breathes new life into old systems – The Boston Globe http://ow.ly/20efy #
- RT @plgDavid: Dont get exited, just plain old geek stuff :… #
- Sampler by Boys Club #
- SIDId V1.07 This tool lets you identify what routine is used for a .SID music file http://ow.ly/20nHb (thx 4mat) #
- Kevtris’ FPGA synth COMPLETE http://ow.ly/20ktV #
- RT @4mat_scenemusic: Vuvuzelatro! code & gfx courtesy of Street Tuff/TRSI: http://noname.c64.org/csdb/release/?id=92257 #c64 #
- ui – Killer Beats: http://ow.ly/20otu Famitracker loops for your rhymes. #
- Nullsleep Collapsed Desires Tour – San Francisco 2010.06.03 Recording #
- 4mat- Decades Trailer 3/3 – http://ow.ly/20iWF #
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MikeJ says, “The board will support all the games on the FPGA Arcade site, as well as my Atari ST core and a customized and supported MiniMig Amiga core. Other platforms such as BBC B, Commodore 64 and Spectrum will also follow shortly. The board has an ARM processor which interfaces the FPGA to the SD card. Hard disk images, ROMs and floppy disk images can be used from the SD card. There are two expansion boards, one with TV out and some rear mounted connectors for the joysticks (fits in a mini-itx case), and a second board with a prototyping array. There are around 130 pins available on the expansion connector. The board has DVI and Analogue out. The DVI connector can be used to drive a HDMI input of a flat screen TV, so you can play PacMan on the big screen. I am planning to do Asteroids in true 1080P :) The analogue audio output uses a very high quality Wolfson DAC.” |
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