Fascinating how no inkling of this, then Robert pulls off what was thought impossible on the DE-10nano/MiSTer FPGA, and lo-and-behind, Analogue is here to ~~cash in~~ "save the day".
Just buy a MiSTer and support Robert Peip's Patreon, instead.
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I just looked at the GitHub repo for that project. Are there any tutorials or anything out there for it that make the setup easy?
Why purchase this when emulators and mods exist?
This device is FPGA, and not emulation. The chip recreates itself to act exactly as the N64's chips would run. The benefits are that you get less input lag, more accurate gameplay, and you can use your original cartridges/controllers in a plug and play set up.
This doesn't replace emulation, but if you are serious about playing older console games, Analogue's FPGA products are a great premium solution.
Zero use case. Nostalgia is reliving youth, not re-engineering it to be modern variant.