After 48 years, Zilog is killing the classic standalone Z80 microprocessor chipylai@lemmy.ml to Technology@lemmy.world – 75 points – 5 months agoarstechnica.com8Post a CommentPreviewYou are viewing a single commentView all commentsThink of all the arcade boards!!!!Would it be possible to come up with an FPGA solution for things like that?I'm certain the FPGA implementations exist going off MiSTer.My mister plays 100+ different arcade boards/games. There is also a yet to be released MARS FPGA system which will play Dreamcast + systems.
Think of all the arcade boards!!!!Would it be possible to come up with an FPGA solution for things like that?I'm certain the FPGA implementations exist going off MiSTer.My mister plays 100+ different arcade boards/games. There is also a yet to be released MARS FPGA system which will play Dreamcast + systems.
Would it be possible to come up with an FPGA solution for things like that?I'm certain the FPGA implementations exist going off MiSTer.My mister plays 100+ different arcade boards/games. There is also a yet to be released MARS FPGA system which will play Dreamcast + systems.
I'm certain the FPGA implementations exist going off MiSTer.My mister plays 100+ different arcade boards/games. There is also a yet to be released MARS FPGA system which will play Dreamcast + systems.
My mister plays 100+ different arcade boards/games. There is also a yet to be released MARS FPGA system which will play Dreamcast + systems.
Think of all the arcade boards!!!!
Would it be possible to come up with an FPGA solution for things like that?
I'm certain the FPGA implementations exist going off MiSTer.
My mister plays 100+ different arcade boards/games. There is also a yet to be released MARS FPGA system which will play Dreamcast + systems.