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!

Linus and Dirk did again what they usually do at various large conferences.  One strong topic from this interaction was about A.I. and its use in kernel merge conflicts.  Enjoy.

The video of the meeting isn't out yet but they are working on it.  But hey, there's a pre-video video where the LTT crew talks about the experience.  I found it hella interesting.  Enjoy!