Enjoy.  I'm planning to pick one or more of these up.

Jono Bacon put together a nice history video on Linux's 35 birthday.  Enjoy!

This is a fresh conversation with Dirk H. and Linus T.  Enjoy!

The MiSTer FPGA Jaguar core when run on a system with dual-RAM is a suitable substitute for a real Jaguar because it is effectively cycle accurate.  The single-RAM core is still pretty good too.

LWN wrote about this a couple of weeks ago but the video finally appeared on YouTube.  Enjoy!

There have been quite a number of videos regarding the upcoming Neo Geo AES+ but this is the best one I've I've found.  I think I'll just stick with the MiSTer FPGA Neo Geo core.

I'm still waiting on my SSO with SuperDock to arrive... but maybe in a few weeks.  Anyhoo... here's a nice breakdown of the hardware from a guy who does it very well.  Enjoy!

Heber and The Retro Collective announced today that they are opening up pre-orders for the MultiSystem 2 Arcade.  YouTuber "Video Game Esoterica" already has a review video on it.  Their target ship date is in August 2026.  They have all of the components needed to build the systems, they just need to do a production run of the motherboard.  Enjoy the video.

I don't claim to be an expert T2K player; I'm an intermediate at best. This video is mainly for beginners. This was played on the MiSTer FPGA Atari Jaguar core work-in-progress from March 2026. It works fantastically on a dual-RAM system. Works really well on a single-RAM MiSTer as well. The dual-RAM build I have is a MiSTer Pi from Retro Remake.  Enjoy!

Sorry for the audio stutter in a few parts... mainly when warping out of a level.  My laptop needs more CPU power as I'm using an iGPU rather than a discrete card. 

In the past couple of weeks there has been a lot of work done on the Atari Jaguar work-in-progress core for the MiSTer FPGA.  Timing was fine tuned, the CD streaming buffer / cache was enlarged for smooth playback, the Virtual Light Machine (VLM) was greatly improved, and support for GameDrive/Homebrew was added.  I made a video that contrasts the previous core build with one from yesterday.   Much thanks to MiSTer FPGA developers Kitrinx and GrayRogue. Enjoy!