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Good retro console emulation like the N64 alone may make this a go to for many.

• colejohnson66 6y ago
  For the price, you might as well do a Mister FPGA build using the DE10-Nano. That’s ~$140 versus the $200 for the Jetson Nano here. And the Mister FPGA, being FPGA based, can avoid most slowdowns software based emulators would have.
  • monocasa 6y ago
    Is there an N64 implementation written in an HDL? cen64 is at least written in an RTL style, but it's not quite there.
  • jamesgeck0 6y ago
    The Jetson Nano is less than half the price of the Mister FPGA.
  • postalrat 6y ago
    Add on sram, expansion board, usb hub, and it gets to be a bit more than $140. I'm hoping someday we can get something like mister on the pano logic boards. You can find 2nd gen ones on ebay for $15 or so and have usb, dvi, audio, and I believe a more powerful fpga. All in a solid metal case.