Main_MiSTer VS SNES_MiSTer

And for a fancier alternative, consider miSTer.

You need to update your mister ini. The ypbpr=1 setting is no longer supported and you need to use vga=ypbpr instead. This was changed when s video got added. You can get the latest ini here https://github.com/MiSTer-devel/Main_MiSTer/blob/master/MiSTer.ini

I went ahead and read the thread on it and... yeah, Sorg is firm. He cites a couple reasons which I understand though fundamentally disagree with. Oh well.

Consider getting an actual A500 or a miSTer at that point.

MisterFPGA project on GitHub

Just get a pc and get a new microsd card and follow this https://github.com/MiSTer-devel/Main_MiSTer/wiki/Setup-Guide and see if it works.

Hello all, I recently started Youtube channel, I want to focus on gaming & especially retro games/systems. Each week I plan to upload video of this type, I have interest in both hardware emulation eg Mister fpga & software emulation such as; OpenEmu etc. For example FPGA emulation acts the same as original hardware so it is higher quality & software emulation relies solely on mimicking original hardware. Which do you prefer/why? https://github.com/MiSTer-devel/Main_MiSTer/wiki/Arcade-Cores-List The link above; will be were I go through each core & decide which to make Youtube content of.

It's certainly possible if someone wanted to put the effort into it. There is already an open source SNES FPGA implementation, so you wouldn't be completely starting from scratch. I think CPU and PPU replacements for the non-1CHIP models would be a better place to start though, because those are notoriously failure-prone.

SNES core, this emulation mistake on relatively popular Ogre Battle was reported in November and closed last week.

i am confident runahead=1 should be possible with snes9x on pi4. and what specific accuracy trades do you mean with, say, nestopia? i understand the meme about mister being more accurate, but compared to the best of software emulation on SNES and NES it's at best the same. even compared to older emulators, you'll be struggling to find real world differences, never mind noticeable ones. i note the mister snes core's github issues list is not empty.

show your working. mister is only as accurate as its programming, which is lifted from emulator software which have already done the RE for the chips inside classic consoles. i think 'theoretically most accurate' is a better description. there's still issues: https://github.com/MiSTer-devel/SNES_MiSTer/issues

those games use the CX4 chip, which is supported by MiSTer so yes they will work, I believe MiSTer will play all retail SNES games, but there may be some very obscure chip that it doesn't support or something.