MiSTer FPGA Community Survey Results + Code
Lemonici
5/21/2021
library(tidyverse)
library(knitr)
library(ggthemes)# Data importation and wrangling
dat <- read.csv('response.csv')
dat$Discord <- sapply(str_split(dat$Which.platforms.do.you.use.to.interact.with.the.MiSTer.community., ", "), function(x) "Discord" %in% x)
dat$Facebook <- sapply(str_split(dat$Which.platforms.do.you.use.to.interact.with.the.MiSTer.community., ", "), function(x) "Facebook" %in% x)
dat$Reddit <- sapply(str_split(dat$Which.platforms.do.you.use.to.interact.with.the.MiSTer.community., ", "), function(x) "Reddit" %in% x)
dat$Twitter <- sapply(str_split(dat$Which.platforms.do.you.use.to.interact.with.the.MiSTer.community., ", "), function(x) "Twitter" %in% x)
dat$Forum <- sapply(str_split(dat$Which.platforms.do.you.use.to.interact.with.the.MiSTer.community., ", "), function(x) "MiSTerFPGA.org" %in% x)# Function to make Google Sheets suck less
sum_other <- function(dat, nonunique, split = ", ") {
n <- length(nonunique)
out <- data.frame(matrix(0, ncol = 2, nrow = n + 1))
out[,1] <- c(nonunique, "Other")
set <- str_split(dat, split)
for (i in 1:n) {
out[i, 2] <- sum(sapply(set, function(x) nonunique[i] %in% x))
}
out[n + 1, 2] <- sum(sapply(set, function(x) length(setdiff(x, nonunique)) != 0))
return(out)
}Introduction
This is a summary of the results of the unofficial survey conducted to better learn and understand the demographics and interests of the MiSTer community. After cleaning up the data there were 1,165 responses, which is way more than I ever could have expected. Thank you all so much for your participation. Many questions had the option to submit a personalized response. These have been included at the end of this document. The order of these responses has been randomized (and sometimes also sorted by response type). This version includes the code used to produce the plots found here. You can find the original here.
Demographic information
# How did you find this survey
social <- c('#7BC950', '#DE639A', '#1877f2', '#7289da', '#FF5700', '#1DA1F2')
sum_other(dat$How.did.you.find.this.survey.,
c("Discord", "Facebook", "Twitter", "Reddit", "MiSTerFPGA.org")) %>%
arrange(desc(X2)) %>%
mutate(pos = cumsum(X2) - X2 / 2,
colr = c("1", 2, 1, 1, 2, 2),
perc = paste0(round(X2 / sum(X2) * 100, 2), "%")) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = "", y = X2, fill = reorder(X1, X2))) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", width = 0.8, lwd = 1, color = "white") +
theme_pander() +
scale_fill_manual(values = social) +
labs(title = "How Participants Found This Survey",
fill = "Source") +
geom_text(aes(y = pos, label = perc, vjust = -12)) +
geom_text(aes(y = pos, label = X1, angle = 45, color = colr)) +
scale_color_manual(values = c("#FFFFFF", "#000000")) +
coord_flip() +
theme(legend.position = "none",
aspect.ratio = 2 / 5,
axis.text.x = element_blank(),
panel.grid.major = element_blank(),
axis.title.y = element_blank(),
axis.title.x = element_blank())
Most of the “Other” sources are from forums like \(\texttt{circuit-board.de}\) and \(\texttt{rllmukforum.com}\).
sum_other(dat$Which.platforms.do.you.use.to.interact.with.the.MiSTer.community.,
c("Discord", "Facebook", "Twitter", "Reddit", "MiSTerFPGA.org")) %>%
mutate(p = X2 / sum(dat$Which.platforms.do.you.use.to.interact.with.the.MiSTer.community. != "")) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = reorder(X1, p), y = p, fill = TRUE)) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", width = 0.8) +
theme_pander() +
scale_fill_pander() +
coord_flip(ylim = c(0, 1)) +
labs(title = "Social Media Platform Usage Rates Among Participants",
x = "Social media platform",
y = "Percentage of participants") +
theme(legend.position = "none") +
# aspect.ratio = 2 / 5) +
geom_text(aes(x = X1, y = p, label = paste0(round(p * 100, 1), "%"), hjust= -0.2)) +
scale_y_continuous(labels = scales::percent_format(accuracy = 1))
Common “Other” responses include Youtube, GitHub, Patreon, 4Chan, Telegram, and assorted forums. Also, one user added “Tinder” so the rest of us need to start doing our part.
social <- social[c(4, 3, 2, 1, 5, 6)]
ages <- dat %>%
filter(What.is.your.age.in.years. < 80,
What.is.your.age.in.years. > 12)
ages %>%
ggplot(aes(x = What.is.your.age.in.years., fill = TRUE)) +
geom_histogram(binwidth = 0.5) +
theme_pander() +
scale_fill_pander() +
labs(title = "Age Distribution",
x = "Age",
y = "Count") +
theme(legend.position = "none")
dat %>%
filter(What.is.your.age.in.years. < 75,
What.is.your.age.in.years. > 12) %>%
mutate(find = case_when(How.did.you.find.this.survey. %in% c("Discord", "Facebook", "Twitter", "Reddit", "MiSTerFPGA.org") ~ How.did.you.find.this.survey.,
TRUE ~ "Other")) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = What.is.your.age.in.years., fill = find)) +
geom_histogram(binwidth = 0.5) +
theme_pander() +
scale_fill_manual(values = social) +
facet_wrap(vars(find), scales = "free") +
labs(title = "Age Distribution by Participant Source",
x = "Age",
y = "Count") +
theme(legend.position = "none")
Unsurprisingly, the age distribution is centered around 40 and is approximately normal. Interestingly, there is a large spike at exactly 40 and 41 which I have no explanation for (If it were just at 40 I’d assume people were rounding). Also of note is that the Reddit demographic seems to skew younger and the Facebook demographic seems to skew older.
sum_other(dat$What.best.captures.your.line.of.work.study., c("Computer Science", "Computer Engineering", "Other STEM", "Humanities")) %>%
arrange(desc(X2)) %>%
mutate(pos = cumsum(X2) - X2 / 2,
colr = c("1", 1, 2, 2, 2),
perc = paste0(round(X2 / sum(X2) * 100, 2), "%")) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = "", y = X2, fill = reorder(X1, X2))) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", width = 0.8, lwd = 1, color = "white") +
theme_pander() +
scale_fill_pander() +
labs(title = "Line of Work/Study",
fill = "Source") +
geom_text(aes(y = pos, label = perc, vjust = -12)) +
geom_text(aes(y = pos, label = X1, angle = 45, color = colr)) +
scale_colour_manual(values = c("#FFFFFF", "#000000")) +
coord_flip() +
theme(legend.position = "none",
aspect.ratio = 2 / 5,
axis.text.x = element_blank(),
panel.grid.major = element_blank(),
axis.title.y = element_blank(),
axis.title.x = element_blank())
I knew when I added this question that it was far too broad; I just wasn’t sure how granular to be because I knew I’d miss something important. I still did, anyways because I’ve been in academia for too long and didn’t even consider things like retail, construction, religious work, and retirement. Many of the “Other” responses could have fit into the provided categories, but you can’t really blame people for wanting their profession to appear directly (and “STEM” might not be something everyone is familiar with) . The responses are impressively varied and I’d invite you to peruse them at least briefly to get a feel for just how far-reaching this often stereotyped hobby actually is.
sum_other(dat$To.which.gender.identity.do.you.most.identify., c("Male", "Female", "Prefer not to say", "Gender Variant/Non-Conforming")) %>%
arrange(desc(X2)) %>%
mutate(X1 = ordered(X1,
levels = c("Male",
"Female",
"Gender Variant/Non-Conforming",
"Prefer not to say",
"Other"))) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = "", y = X2, fill = X1)) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", width = 0.8, lwd = 1, color = "white") +
theme_pander() +
scale_fill_manual(values = c("#81D4FA",
"#F48FB1",
"#CE93D8",
"#FFE082",
"#B0BEC5")) +
labs(title = "Gender identity",
fill = "") +
coord_flip() +
theme(legend.position = "bottom",
aspect.ratio = 2 / 5,
axis.text.x = element_blank(),
panel.grid.major = element_blank(),
axis.title.y = element_blank(),
axis.title.x = element_blank()) +
guides(fill = guide_legend(reverse = TRUE))
sum_other(dat$To.which.gender.identity.do.you.most.identify., c("Male", "Female", "Prefer not to say", "Gender Variant/Non-Conforming")) %>%
arrange(desc(X2)) %>%
mutate(Percentage = paste0(round(X2 / sum(X2) * 100, 2), "%")) %>%
select(X1, Percentage) %>%
kable(col.names = NULL)| Male | 92.94% |
| Prefer not to say | 2.76% |
| Female | 1.89% |
| Gender Variant/Non-Conforming | 1.29% |
| Other | 1.12% |
Not much to say here other than that I wasn’t expecting it to be quite so overwhelmingly male.
Platforms
dat %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(Which.mediums.do.you.use.to.play.retro.games..Select.all.that.apply.,
fixed("Software emulation (e.g. Retroarch, Raspberry Pi, NES Classic Edition)"),
"Software emulation")) %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(mod,
fixed("Hardware emulation (e.g. MiSTer, Analogue Mega SG, AVS)"),
"Hardware emulation")) %>%
filter(mod != "") %>%
pull(mod) %>%
sum_other(c("Original hardware",
"Software emulation",
"Hardware emulation",
"I don't know")) %>%
filter(X2 != 0) %>%
mutate(p = X2 / sum(dat$Which.mediums.do.you.use.to.play.retro.games..Select.all.that.apply. != "")) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = reorder(X1, p), y = p, fill = TRUE)) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", width = 0.8) +
theme_pander() +
scale_fill_pander() +
coord_flip(ylim = c(0, 1)) +
labs(title = "Medium Usage Rates",
x = "Medium",
y = "Percentage of participants") +
theme(legend.position = "none") +
geom_text(aes(x = X1, y = p, label = paste0(round(p * 100, 1), "%"), hjust= -0.2)) +
scale_y_continuous(labels = scales::percent_format(accuracy = 1))
Unfortunately I didn’t separate MiSTer from other hardware emulation, so that particular metric isn’t very useful. I did find it interesting that so few users reported using software emulation.
cores <- dat %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(Which.of.the.following.platforms.did.you.regularly.use.either.in.your.youth.or.during.their.commercial.lifespan..Select.all.that.apply.,
fixed("BBC Micro B,Master"),
"BBC Micro B/Master")) %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(mod,
fixed("Commodore 16, Plus/4"),
"Commodore 16/Plus/4")) %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(mod,
fixed("Commodore 64, Ultimax"),
"Commodore 64/Ultimax")) %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(mod,
fixed("Color Computer 2, Dragon 32"),
"Color Computer 2/Dragon 32")) %>%
filter(mod != "") %>%
pull(mod) %>%
str_split(", ") %>%
unlist() %>%
unique()
dat %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(Which.of.the.following.platforms.did.you.regularly.use.either.in.your.youth.or.during.their.commercial.lifespan..Select.all.that.apply.,
fixed("BBC Micro B,Master"),
"BBC Micro B/Master")) %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(mod,
fixed("Commodore 16, Plus/4"),
"Commodore 16/Plus/4")) %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(mod,
fixed("Commodore 64, Ultimax"),
"Commodore 64/Ultimax")) %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(mod,
fixed("Color Computer 2, Dragon 32"),
"Color Computer 2/Dragon 32")) %>%
filter(mod != "") %>%
pull(mod) %>%
sum_other(cores) %>%
filter(X2 != 0) %>%
mutate(p = X2 / sum(dat$Which.mediums.do.you.use.to.play.retro.games..Select.all.that.apply. != "")) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = reorder(X1, p), y = p, fill = TRUE)) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", width = 0.8) +
theme_pander() +
scale_fill_pander() +
coord_flip(ylim = c(0, 1)) +
labs(title = "Platform Use During Youth/Commercial Lifespan",
x = "Platform",
y = "Percentage of participants") +
theme(legend.position = "none") +
geom_text(aes(x = X1, y = p, label = paste0(round(p * 100, 1), "%"), hjust= -0.2)) +
scale_y_continuous(labels = scales::percent_format(accuracy = 1))
cores <- dat %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(Which.of.the.following.platforms.do.you.regularly.use.via.MiSTer..Select.all.that.apply.,
fixed("BBC Micro B,Master"),
"BBC Micro B/Master")) %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(mod,
fixed("Commodore 16, Plus/4"),
"Commodore 16/Plus/4")) %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(mod,
fixed("Commodore 64, Ultimax"),
"Commodore 64/Ultimax")) %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(mod,
fixed("Color Computer 2, Dragon 32"),
"Color Computer 2/Dragon 32")) %>%
filter(mod != "") %>%
pull(mod) %>%
str_split(", ") %>%
unlist() %>%
unique()
dat %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(Which.of.the.following.platforms.do.you.regularly.use.via.MiSTer..Select.all.that.apply.,
fixed("BBC Micro B,Master"),
"BBC Micro B/Master")) %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(mod,
fixed("Commodore 16, Plus/4"),
"Commodore 16/Plus/4")) %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(mod,
fixed("Commodore 64, Ultimax"),
"Commodore 64/Ultimax")) %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(mod,
fixed("Color Computer 2, Dragon 32"),
"Color Computer 2/Dragon 32")) %>%
filter(mod != "") %>%
pull(mod) %>%
sum_other(cores) %>%
filter(X2 != 0) %>%
mutate(p = X2 / sum(dat$Which.mediums.do.you.use.to.play.retro.games..Select.all.that.apply. != "")) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = reorder(X1, p), y = p, fill = TRUE)) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", width = 0.8) +
theme_pander() +
scale_fill_pander() +
coord_flip(ylim = c(0, 1)) +
labs(title = "Platform Use With MiSTer",
x = "Platform",
y = "Percentage of participants") +
theme(legend.position = "none") +
geom_text(aes(x = X1, y = p, label = paste0(round(p * 100, 1), "%"), hjust= -0.2)) +
scale_y_continuous(labels = scales::percent_format(accuracy = 1))
old_plats <- dat %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(Which.of.the.following.platforms.did.you.regularly.use.either.in.your.youth.or.during.their.commercial.lifespan..Select.all.that.apply.,
fixed("BBC Micro B,Master"),
"BBC Micro B/Master")) %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(mod,
fixed("Commodore 16, Plus/4"),
"Commodore 16/Plus/4")) %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(mod,
fixed("Commodore 64, Ultimax"),
"Commodore 64/Ultimax")) %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(mod,
fixed("Color Computer 2, Dragon 32"),
"Color Computer 2/Dragon 32")) %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(mod,
fixed("NeoGeo (AES)"),
"NeoGeo")) %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(mod,
fixed("NeoGeo (MVS)"),
"NeoGeo")) %>%
filter(mod != "") %>%
pull(mod)
new_plats <- dat %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(Which.of.the.following.platforms.do.you.regularly.use.via.MiSTer..Select.all.that.apply.,
fixed("BBC Micro B,Master"),
"BBC Micro B/Master")) %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(mod,
fixed("Commodore 16, Plus/4"),
"Commodore 16/Plus/4")) %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(mod,
fixed("Commodore 64, Ultimax"),
"Commodore 64/Ultimax")) %>%
mutate(mod = str_replace_all(mod,
fixed("Color Computer 2, Dragon 32"),
"Color Computer 2/Dragon 32")) %>%
filter(mod != "") %>%
pull(mod)
cores <- new_plats %>%
str_split(", ") %>%
unlist() %>%
unique()
full_join(sum_other(old_plats, cores), sum_other(new_plats, cores), by="X1") %>%
filter(X2.x != 0,
X2.y != 0 ) %>%
mutate(difference = X2.y - X2.x) %>%
arrange(desc(difference)) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = reorder(X1, difference), y = difference, fill = difference)) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", width = 0.8) +
theme_pander() +
scale_fill_gradient2(low = "#F44336", mid = "#90A4AE", high = "#81C784") +
coord_flip() +
labs(title = "Platform Use Disparity",
x = "Platform",
y = "Difference in participant count") +
theme(legend.position = "none")
The first two plots are hopefully self-explanatory. The last one is the difference between the values from the first two, so higher values mean a platform is being used a lot more now via MiSTer than it used to be among participants. It tries to capture which platforms are the “hidden gems” (or in the Neo Geo’s case, can finally be afforded) and which platforms were only popular for their time. The ao486 core was not included in this final plot because I had users report using it originally as “DOS”, and the ao486 core isn’t only used with DOS. The Gameboy may also be low because some people reported all use of the Gameboy core as Gameboy Color. If this survey is ever repeated, the two should be combined.
dat %>%
filter(Did.you.regularly.play.arcade.games.growing.up. != "") %>%
group_by(Did.you.regularly.play.arcade.games.growing.up.) %>%
tally() %>%
mutate(pos = cumsum(n) - n / 2) %>%
mutate(pos = sum(n) - pos) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = "", y = n, fill = Did.you.regularly.play.arcade.games.growing.up.)) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", width = 0.8, lwd = 1, color = "white") +
theme_pander() +
labs(title = "Did you regularly play arcade games growing up?",
fill = "") +
coord_flip() +
theme(legend.position = "bottom",
aspect.ratio = 2 / 5,
axis.text.x = element_blank(),
panel.grid.major = element_blank(),
axis.title.y = element_blank(),
axis.title.x = element_blank()) +
guides(fill = guide_legend(reverse = TRUE)) +
scale_fill_manual(values = c("#E57373",
"#81C784")) +
geom_text(aes(y = pos, label = paste0(round(n / sum(n) * 100, 2), "%"), vjust = -12))
I tried breaking this down by how users found the survey, but it’s fairly consistent across platforms.
valid <- dat %>%
filter(During.the.commercial.lifespan.of.these.platforms..which.genres.did.you.tend.to.play.at.home..Select.all.that.apply. != "") %>%
pull(During.the.commercial.lifespan.of.these.platforms..which.genres.did.you.tend.to.play.at.home..Select.all.that.apply.) %>%
str_split(", ") %>%
unlist() %>%
table() %>%
data.frame() %>%
filter(Freq > 1) %>%
rename(replace = c(`type` = `.`)) %>%
pull(replace...type) %>%
as.character()
dat %>%
filter(During.the.commercial.lifespan.of.these.platforms..which.genres.did.you.tend.to.play.at.home..Select.all.that.apply. != "") %>%
pull(During.the.commercial.lifespan.of.these.platforms..which.genres.did.you.tend.to.play.at.home..Select.all.that.apply.) %>%
sum_other(valid) %>%
filter(X2 != 0) %>%
mutate(p = X2 / sum(dat$During.the.commercial.lifespan.of.these.platforms..which.genres.did.you.tend.to.play.at.home..Select.all.that.apply. != "")) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = reorder(X1, p), y = p, fill = TRUE)) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", width = 0.8) +
theme_pander() +
scale_fill_pander() +
coord_flip(ylim = c(0, 1)) +
labs(title = "Genres Played at Home During Platform Lifespan",
x = "Genre",
y = "Percentage of participants") +
theme(legend.position = "none") +
geom_text(aes(x = X1, y = p, label = paste0(round(p * 100, 1), "%"), hjust= -0.2)) +
scale_y_continuous(labels = scales::percent_format(accuracy = 1))
dat_clean <- dat %>%
mutate(During.the.commercial.lifespan.of.these.platforms..which.genres.did.you.tend.to.play.in.the.arcade..Select.all.that.apply. = str_replace_all(During.the.commercial.lifespan.of.these.platforms..which.genres.did.you.tend.to.play.in.the.arcade..Select.all.that.apply.,
fixed("Arcade classics (e.g. Pac-Man, Centipede, Dig Dug)"),
"Arcade classics"))
valid <- dat_clean %>%
filter(During.the.commercial.lifespan.of.these.platforms..which.genres.did.you.tend.to.play.in.the.arcade..Select.all.that.apply. != "") %>%
pull(During.the.commercial.lifespan.of.these.platforms..which.genres.did.you.tend.to.play.in.the.arcade..Select.all.that.apply.) %>%
str_split(", ") %>%
unlist() %>%
table() %>%
data.frame() %>%
filter(Freq > 1) %>%
rename(replace = c(`type` = `.`)) %>%
pull(replace...type) %>%
as.character()
dat_clean %>%
filter(During.the.commercial.lifespan.of.these.platforms..which.genres.did.you.tend.to.play.in.the.arcade..Select.all.that.apply. != "") %>%
pull(During.the.commercial.lifespan.of.these.platforms..which.genres.did.you.tend.to.play.in.the.arcade..Select.all.that.apply.) %>%
sum_other(valid) %>%
filter(X2 != 0) %>%
mutate(p = X2 / sum(dat$During.the.commercial.lifespan.of.these.platforms..which.genres.did.you.tend.to.play.in.the.arcade..Select.all.that.apply. != "")) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = reorder(X1, p), y = p, fill = TRUE)) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", width = 0.8) +
theme_pander() +
scale_fill_pander() +
coord_flip(ylim = c(0, 1)) +
labs(title = "Genres Played in the Arcade During Platform Lifespan",
x = "Genre",
y = "Percentage of participants") +
theme(legend.position = "none") +
geom_text(aes(x = X1, y = p, label = paste0(round(p * 100, 1), "%"), hjust= -0.2)) +
scale_y_continuous(labels = scales::percent_format(accuracy = 1))
Hardware setups
dat %>%
ggplot(aes(x = How.many.DE10.Nano.devices.do.you.own.for.use.as.MiSTer.setups..If.you.don.t.know.what.that.means..put.the.number.of.MiSTer.builds.you.own., fill = TRUE)) +
geom_histogram(binwidth = 0.5) +
theme_pander() +
scale_fill_pander() +
labs(title = "How many DE10-Nano devices do you own?",
x = "Number of DE10-Nano boards",
y = "Frequency") +
theme(legend.position = "none")
dat %>%
summarize(across(14:22, function(x) sum(x == "Yes") / sum(x %in% c("Yes", "No")))) %>%
mutate(response = "Yes") %>%
pivot_longer(!response, values_to = "Yes") %>%
mutate(name = str_replace_all(name, fixed("."), " ")) %>%
mutate(name = case_when(name == "Serial Native Accesory Converter SNAC " ~ "SNAC",
name == "mt32 pi" ~ "mt32-pi",
TRUE ~ name),
No = 1 - Yes) %>%
mutate(name = ordered(name, levels = rev(name))) %>%
select(!response) %>%
pivot_longer(!name, names_to = "response") %>%
group_by(name) %>%
mutate(pos = cumsum(value) - value / 2) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = name, y = value, fill = response)) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", width = 0.8, lwd = 1, color = "white") +
theme_pander() +
labs(title = "Do you own at least one of the following?",
fill = "") +
coord_flip() +
theme(legend.position = "bottom",
axis.text.x = element_blank(),
panel.grid.major = element_blank(),
axis.title.y = element_blank(),
axis.title.x = element_blank()) +
guides(fill = guide_legend(reverse = TRUE)) +
scale_fill_manual(values = c("#E57373",
"#81C784")) +
geom_text(aes(y = pos, label = paste0(round(value * 100, 2), "%"), vjust = 0))
sum_other(dat$Please.select.any.SDRAM.module.you.have.at.least.one.of..If.you.are.unsure..select..I.don.t.know..,
c("32MB", "64MB", "128MB", "I don't own any of these", "I don't know")) %>%
filter(X1 != "Other") %>%
mutate(p = X2 / sum(dat$Please.select.any.SDRAM.module.you.have.at.least.one.of..If.you.are.unsure..select..I.don.t.know.. != "")) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = reorder(X1, p), y = p, fill = TRUE)) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", width = 0.8) +
theme_pander() +
scale_fill_pander() +
coord_flip(ylim = c(0, 1)) +
labs(title = "SDRAM Module(s) Ownership",
x = "Module",
y = "Percentage of participants with at least one") +
theme(legend.position = "none") +
geom_text(aes(x = X1, y = p, label = paste0(round(p * 100, 1), "%"), hjust= -0.2)) +
scale_y_continuous(labels = scales::percent_format(accuracy = 1))
I was a little bit surprised at just how many users have the 128MB module, especially because the combined proportion of users that either the GBA or Neo Geo core (or both) was only 83.2%.
valid <- dat %>%
filter(Please.select.any.case.you.have.at.least.one.of..If.you.are.unsure..select..I.don.t.know.. != "") %>%
pull(Please.select.any.case.you.have.at.least.one.of..If.you.are.unsure..select..I.don.t.know..) %>%
str_split(", ") %>%
unlist() %>%
table() %>%
data.frame() %>%
filter(Freq > 1) %>%
rename(replace = c(`type` = `.`)) %>%
pull(replace...type) %>%
as.character()
dat %>%
filter(Please.select.any.case.you.have.at.least.one.of..If.you.are.unsure..select..I.don.t.know.. != "") %>%
pull(Please.select.any.case.you.have.at.least.one.of..If.you.are.unsure..select..I.don.t.know..) %>%
sum_other(valid) %>%
filter(X2 != 0) %>%
mutate(p = X2 / sum(dat$Please.select.any.case.you.have.at.least.one.of..If.you.are.unsure..select..I.don.t.know.. != "")) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = reorder(X1, p), y = p, fill = TRUE)) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", width = 0.8) +
theme_pander() +
scale_fill_pander() +
coord_flip(ylim = c(0, 1)) +
labs(title = "Case Ownership",
x = "Genre",
y = "Percentage of participants with at least one") +
theme(legend.position = "none") +
geom_text(aes(x = X1, y = p, label = paste0(round(p * 100, 1), "%"), hjust= -0.2)) +
scale_y_continuous(labels = scales::percent_format(accuracy = 1))
I wish I had opened this up to free-response because 26.6% is a lot of people and I have a hard time believing they all just rock a naked board.
dat %>%
filter(Have.you.purchased.a.MiSTer.build.that.came.preconfigured. != "",
Have.you.purchased.a.MiSTer.build.that.came.preconfigured. != "I don't know") %>%
group_by(Have.you.purchased.a.MiSTer.build.that.came.preconfigured.) %>%
tally() %>%
mutate(pos = cumsum(n) - n / 2) %>%
mutate(pos = sum(n) - pos) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = "", y = n, fill = Have.you.purchased.a.MiSTer.build.that.came.preconfigured.)) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", width = 0.8, lwd = 1, color = "white") +
theme_pander() +
labs(title = "Have you purchased a MiSTer build that came preconfigured?",
fill = "") +
coord_flip() +
theme(legend.position = "bottom",
aspect.ratio = 2 / 5,
axis.text.x = element_blank(),
panel.grid.major = element_blank(),
axis.title.y = element_blank(),
axis.title.x = element_blank()) +
guides(fill = guide_legend(reverse = TRUE)) +
scale_fill_manual(values = c("#E57373",
"#81C784")) +
geom_text(aes(y = pos, label = paste0(round(n / sum(n) * 100, 2), "%"), vjust = -12))
dat %>%
filter(Have.you.purchased.a.MiSTer.build.that.came.preconfigured. != "",
Have.you.purchased.a.MiSTer.build.that.came.preconfigured. != "I don't know") %>%
mutate(find = case_when(How.did.you.find.this.survey. %in% c("Discord", "Facebook", "Twitter", "Reddit", "MiSTerFPGA.org") ~ How.did.you.find.this.survey.,
TRUE ~ "Other")) %>%
group_by(find, Have.you.purchased.a.MiSTer.build.that.came.preconfigured.) %>%
tally() %>%
mutate(p = paste0(round(n * 100 / sum(n), 2), "%")) %>%
filter(Have.you.purchased.a.MiSTer.build.that.came.preconfigured. == "Yes") %>%
select(find, p) %>%
kable(col.names = NULL)| Discord | 21.6% |
| 30.97% | |
| MiSTerFPGA.org | 24.35% |
| Other | 16.67% |
| 21.82% | |
| 26.53% |
I was a little bit surprised to see that so many had purchased a preconfigured build. It’s a good thing to keep in mind as more capable users interact with and help those less knowledgeable.
valid <- c("31kHz CRT (PC CRT)", "Consumer 15kHz CRT (Typical tube TV)", "LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs)", "OLED", "Professional 15kHz CRT (e.g. PVM/BVM)", "I don't know")
dat %>%
filter(Please.select.any.display.type.you.typically.use.with.your.MiSTer.setup..If.you.are.unsure..select..I.don.t.know.. != "") %>%
pull(Please.select.any.display.type.you.typically.use.with.your.MiSTer.setup..If.you.are.unsure..select..I.don.t.know..) %>%
sum_other(valid) %>%
filter(X2 != 0) %>%
mutate(p = X2 / sum(dat$Please.select.any.display.type.you.typically.use.with.your.MiSTer.setup..If.you.are.unsure..select..I.don.t.know.. != "")) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = reorder(X1, p), y = p, fill = TRUE)) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", width = 0.8) +
theme_pander() +
scale_fill_pander() +
coord_flip(ylim = c(0, 1)) +
labs(title = "Display Type Used",
x = "Genre",
y = "Percentage of participants") +
theme(legend.position = "none") +
geom_text(aes(x = X1, y = p, label = paste0(round(p * 100, 1), "%"), hjust= -0.2)) +
scale_y_continuous(labels = scales::percent_format(accuracy = 1))
Most of the “Other” responses were either plasma TVs, Arcade CRTs, or iPad screens, with a few other technologies mixed in. According to some crude string matching, just barely over half of participants use some kind of CRT.
valid <- dat %>%
filter(Please.select.any.video.options.you.typically.use.with.your.MiSTer.setup..If.you.are.unsure..select..I.don.t.know.. != "") %>%
pull(Please.select.any.video.options.you.typically.use.with.your.MiSTer.setup..If.you.are.unsure..select..I.don.t.know..) %>%
str_split(", ") %>%
unlist() %>%
table() %>%
data.frame() %>%
filter(Freq > 1) %>%
rename(replace = c(`type` = `.`)) %>%
pull(replace...type) %>%
as.character()
dat %>%
filter(Please.select.any.video.options.you.typically.use.with.your.MiSTer.setup..If.you.are.unsure..select..I.don.t.know.. != "") %>%
pull(Please.select.any.video.options.you.typically.use.with.your.MiSTer.setup..If.you.are.unsure..select..I.don.t.know..) %>%
sum_other(valid) %>%
filter(X2 != 0) %>%
mutate(p = X2 / sum(dat$Please.select.any.video.options.you.typically.use.with.your.MiSTer.setup..If.you.are.unsure..select..I.don.t.know.. != "")) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = reorder(X1, p), y = p, fill = TRUE)) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", width = 0.8) +
theme_pander() +
scale_fill_pander() +
coord_flip(ylim = c(0, 1)) +
labs(title = "Video Option Usage",
x = "Option",
y = "Percentage of participants") +
theme(legend.position = "none") +
geom_text(aes(x = X1, y = p, label = paste0(round(p * 100, 1), "%"), hjust= -0.2)) +
scale_y_continuous(labels = scales::percent_format(accuracy = 1))
Input Devices
valid <- dat %>%
filter(Of.the.following.controller.input.device.manufacturers..whose.devices.do.you.use.with.your.MiSTer.setup..Select.all.that.apply. != "") %>%
pull(Of.the.following.controller.input.device.manufacturers..whose.devices.do.you.use.with.your.MiSTer.setup..Select.all.that.apply.) %>%
str_split(", ") %>%
unlist() %>%
table() %>%
data.frame() %>%
filter(Freq > 1) %>%
rename(replace = c(`type` = `.`)) %>%
pull(replace...type) %>%
as.character()
dat %>%
filter(Of.the.following.controller.input.device.manufacturers..whose.devices.do.you.use.with.your.MiSTer.setup..Select.all.that.apply. != "") %>%
pull(Of.the.following.controller.input.device.manufacturers..whose.devices.do.you.use.with.your.MiSTer.setup..Select.all.that.apply.) %>%
sum_other(valid) %>%
filter(X2 != 0) %>%
mutate(p = X2 / sum(dat$Of.the.following.controller.input.device.manufacturers..whose.devices.do.you.use.with.your.MiSTer.setup..Select.all.that.apply. != "")) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = reorder(X1, p), y = p, fill = TRUE)) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", width = 0.8) +
theme_pander() +
scale_fill_pander() +
coord_flip(ylim = c(0, 1)) +
labs(title = "Controller Usage by Manufacturer",
x = "Manufacturer",
y = "Percentage of participants") +
theme(legend.position = "none") +
geom_text(aes(x = X1, y = p, label = paste0(round(p * 100, 1), "%"), hjust= -0.2)) +
scale_y_continuous(labels = scales::percent_format(accuracy = 1))
Between MiSTer and Analogue, 8BitDo certainly has the lion’s share of the FPGA controller market. It’s interesting to see how many reported using Nintendo and SEGA products compared to how many use DaemonBite adapters. It would be interesting to know what proportion of that disparity comes from SNAC users v.s. users of the Switch Pro Controller, for example.
dat %>%
filter(What.is.the.maximum.acceptable.input.lag..in.milliseconds..for.a.controller. <= 100,
What.is.the.maximum.acceptable.input.lag..in.milliseconds..for.a.controller. >= 0) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = What.is.the.maximum.acceptable.input.lag..in.milliseconds..for.a.controller., fill = TRUE)) +
geom_histogram(binwidth = 0.5) +
theme_pander() +
scale_fill_pander() +
scale_x_continuous(breaks = seq(0, 100, by = 5)) +
labs(title = "What is the maximum acceptable input lag in milliseconds for a controller?",
x = "Input lag (ms)",
y = "Frequency") +
theme(legend.position = "none")
dat %>%
filter(What.is.the.maximum.acceptable.input.lag..in.milliseconds..for.a.controller. <= 100,
What.is.the.maximum.acceptable.input.lag..in.milliseconds..for.a.controller. >= 0) %>%
group_by(What.is.the.maximum.acceptable.input.lag..in.milliseconds..for.a.controller.) %>%
tally() %>%
arrange(desc(What.is.the.maximum.acceptable.input.lag..in.milliseconds..for.a.controller.)) %>%
mutate(p = cumsum(n) / sum(n)) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = What.is.the.maximum.acceptable.input.lag..in.milliseconds..for.a.controller., y = p)) +
geom_line() +
theme_pander() +
scale_fill_pander() +
scale_x_continuous(breaks = seq(0, 100, by = 5)) +
labs(title = "Acceptability of Input Lag",
x = "Input lag (ms)",
y = "Percentage of participants that find value acceptable") +
scale_y_continuous(labels = scales::percent_format(accuracy = 1))
This was an interesting question, though it probably could have been worded a bit better. I’m not sure all users have a good grasp of how milliseconds translate to lag. I also wasn’t sure that the distribution was very easy to make sense of, so I made the second chart to try and capture what the participant consensus would be for a controller with a given amount of lag. I did do some other analysis related to age, but found no apparent relationship.
dat %>%
summarize(across(30:31, function(x) sum(x == "Yes") / sum(x %in% c("Yes", "No")))) %>%
mutate(response = "Yes") %>%
pivot_longer(!response, values_to = "Yes") %>%
mutate(name = str_replace_all(name, fixed("."), " ")) %>%
mutate(name = case_when(grepl("wired", name) ~ "Wired",
TRUE ~ "Wireless"),
No = 1 - Yes) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = name, y = Yes, fill = TRUE)) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", width = 0.8) +
theme_pander() +
scale_fill_pander() +
coord_flip(ylim = c(0, 1)) +
labs(title = "Connection Type Usage Rates",
x = "Connection type",
y = "Percentage of participants") +
theme(legend.position = "none") +
geom_text(aes(x = reorder(name, Yes), y = Yes, label = paste0(round(Yes * 100, 1), "%"), hjust= -0.2)) +
scale_y_continuous(labels = scales::percent_format(accuracy = 1))
Other
logo <- c("#e4000f", "#17569b", "#B0BEC5")
valid <- dat %>%
filter(Nintendo.or.SEGA. != "") %>%
pull(Nintendo.or.SEGA.) %>%
str_split(", ") %>%
unlist() %>%
table() %>%
data.frame() %>%
filter(Freq > 1) %>%
rename(replace = c(`type` = `.`)) %>%
pull(replace...type) %>%
as.character()
dat %>%
filter(Nintendo.or.SEGA. != "") %>%
pull(Nintendo.or.SEGA.) %>%
sum_other(valid) %>%
filter(X2 > 0) %>%
mutate(X1 = ordered(X1, levels = c("Nintendo", "SEGA", "Indifferent"))) %>%
arrange(X1) %>%
mutate(pos = cumsum(X2) - X2 / 2,
colr = c("1", 2, 1),
perc = paste0(round(X2 / sum(X2) * 100, 2), "%")) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = "", y = X2, fill = rev(X1))) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", width = 0.8, lwd = 1, color = "white") +
theme_pander() +
scale_fill_manual(values = rev(logo)) +
labs(title = "Nintendo or SEGA?") +
geom_text(aes(y = pos, label = perc, vjust = -12)) +
geom_text(aes(y = pos, label = X1, angle = 45, color = colr)) +
scale_colour_manual(values = c("#000000", "#FFFFFF")) +
coord_flip() +
theme(legend.position = "none",
aspect.ratio = 2 / 5,
axis.text.x = element_blank(),
panel.grid.major = element_blank(),
axis.title.y = element_blank(),
axis.title.x = element_blank())
logo <- c("#e4000f", "#17569b", "#B0BEC5")
valid <- dat %>%
filter(Which.is.your.dominant.hand. != "") %>%
pull(Which.is.your.dominant.hand.) %>%
str_split(", ") %>%
unlist() %>%
table() %>%
data.frame() %>%
filter(Freq > 1) %>%
rename(replace = c(`type` = `.`)) %>%
pull(replace...type) %>%
as.character()
dat %>%
filter(Which.is.your.dominant.hand. != "") %>%
pull(Which.is.your.dominant.hand.) %>%
sum_other(valid) %>%
filter(X2 > 0) %>%
arrange(X1) %>%
mutate(pos = cumsum(X2) - X2 / 2,
colr = c("1", 2, 1),
perc = paste0(round(X2 / sum(X2) * 100, 2), "%")) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = "", y = X2, fill = rev(X1))) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", width = 0.8, lwd = 1, color = "white") +
theme_pander() +
scale_fill_pander() +
labs(title = "Which is your dominant hand?") +
geom_text(aes(y = pos, label = perc, vjust = -12)) +
geom_text(aes(y = pos, label = X1, angle = 45, color = colr)) +
scale_colour_manual(values = c("#000000", "#FFFFFF")) +
coord_flip() +
theme(legend.position = "none",
aspect.ratio = 2 / 5,
axis.text.x = element_blank(),
panel.grid.major = element_blank(),
axis.title.y = element_blank(),
axis.title.x = element_blank())
This is roughly consistent with the general population, though the proportion of ambidexters is a fair bit above what a quick Google search says is the general proportion. It was just a silly question to ask for fun.
dat %>%
filter(Do.you.sometimes.prefer.low.fidelity.signals..e.g..composite.RF.. != "",
Do.you.sometimes.prefer.low.fidelity.signals..e.g..composite.RF.. != "I don't know") %>%
group_by(Do.you.sometimes.prefer.low.fidelity.signals..e.g..composite.RF..) %>%
tally() %>%
mutate(pos = cumsum(n) - n / 2) %>%
mutate(pos = sum(n) - pos) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = "", y = n, fill = Do.you.sometimes.prefer.low.fidelity.signals..e.g..composite.RF..)) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", width = 0.8, lwd = 1, color = "white") +
theme_pander() +
labs(title = "Do you sometimes prefer low fidelity signals (e.g. composite/RF)?",
fill = "") +
coord_flip() +
theme(legend.position = "bottom",
aspect.ratio = 2 / 5,
axis.text.x = element_blank(),
panel.grid.major = element_blank(),
axis.title.y = element_blank(),
axis.title.x = element_blank()) +
guides(fill = guide_legend(reverse = TRUE)) +
scale_fill_manual(values = c("#E57373",
"#81C784")) +
geom_text(aes(y = pos, label = paste0(round(n / sum(n) * 100, 2), "%"), vjust = -12))
valid <- dat %>%
filter(Core != "") %>%
pull(Core) %>%
str_split(", ") %>%
unlist() %>%
table() %>%
data.frame() %>%
filter(Freq > 1) %>%
rename(replace = c(`type` = `.`)) %>%
pull(replace...type) %>%
as.character()
dat %>%
filter(Core != "") %>%
pull(Core) %>%
sum_other(valid, "; ") %>%
slice(1:(n() - 1)) %>%
filter(X2 != 0) %>%
mutate(p = X2 / sum(dat$Core != "")) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = reorder(X1, p), y = p, fill = TRUE)) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", width = 0.8) +
theme_pander() +
scale_fill_pander() +
coord_flip(ylim = c(0, .11)) +
labs(title = "Which core not currently in development would you most like to see?",
x = "Manufacturer",
y = "Percentage of participants") +
theme(legend.position = "none") +
geom_text(aes(x = X1, y = p, label = paste0(round(p * 100, 1), "%"), hjust= -0.2)) +
scale_y_continuous(labels = scales::percent_format(accuracy = 1))
valid <- dat %>%
filter(Feature != "") %>%
pull(Feature) %>%
str_split(", ") %>%
unlist() %>%
table() %>%
data.frame() %>%
filter(Freq > 1) %>%
rename(replace = c(`type` = `.`)) %>%
pull(replace...type) %>%
as.character()
dat %>%
filter(Feature != "") %>%
pull(Feature) %>%
sum_other(valid, "; ") %>%
slice(1:(n() - 1)) %>%
filter(X2 != 0) %>%
mutate(p = X2 / sum(dat$Feature != "")) %>%
ggplot(aes(x = reorder(X1, p), y = p, fill = TRUE)) +
geom_bar(stat = "identity", width = 0.8) +
theme_pander() +
scale_fill_pander() +
coord_flip(ylim = c(0, .23)) +
labs(title = "Which feature not currently in development would you most like to see?",
x = "Manufacturer",
y = "Percentage of participants") +
theme(legend.position = "none") +
geom_text(aes(x = X1, y = p, label = paste0(round(p * 100, 1), "%"), hjust= -0.2)) +
scale_y_continuous(labels = scales::percent_format(accuracy = 1))
Please be aware that I cannot possibly know everything about every piece of hardware and categories that capture more tend to offer better insights than categories that capture less. I also did this in Google Sheets by hand, so sweeping changes are kind of difficult. Most of the “[Company] arcade” responses refer to a particular set of games that ran on similar hardware, but could technically be a bit more broad. SEGA, in particular, was hard to pin down. Exact responses to these questions can be found at the bottom so if you feel my categorization missed something, you’re welcome to perform your own analysis.
Custom Responses
Several questions allowed for the submission of custom responses. These are those responses, either randomized uniquely or tallied. They have not been filtered or cherry-picked, not even to remove joke responses. You have been warned.
How did you find this survey?
| rllmuk forums |
| Friends |
| Whats’app |
| Circuit-board.de |
| CiBo.de |
| Shared on another forum |
| Psychic Disturbance in Uranus |
| rllmukforum.com |
| Retro gaming forum |
| Friend |
| sentient 6 |
| circuit-board.de |
| IRC |
| Circuit Board Forum |
Which platforms do you use to interact with the MiSTer community?
| Discord, Facebook, shmups.system11.org |
| I read mister related news on Reddit and misterfpga.org, but I don’t interact. |
| Telegram |
| Discord, Reddit, Patreon |
| Twitter, Facebook, Telegram |
| None |
| Discord, Twitter, MiSTerFPGA.org, Telegram |
| Twitter, Telegram |
| Discord, Twitter, MiSTerFPGA.org, Patreon |
| Discord, rllmukforum.com |
| Discord, Twitter, github |
| Reddit, YouTube |
| MiSTerFPGA.org, YouTube |
| Twitter, MiSTerFPGA.org, YouTube |
| None |
| Discord, Reddit, Twitter, MiSTerFPGA.org, MiSTer Github |
| None |
| The More Nesticles that show up in the MiSTer community, the less I interact with it. |
| Twitter, assorted forums |
| MiSTerFPGA.org, ResetEra |
| Discord, Reddit, Twitter, Patreon |
| MiSTerFPGA.org, GitHub |
| I don’t really do |
| Discord, Reddit, Twitter, MiSTerFPGA.org, Patreon |
| Reddit, Twitter, Youtube |
| Facebook, Patreon |
| Discord, MiSTerFPGA.org, (I don’t use Discord too much – the conversation moves too fast. Forums are better.) |
| Reddit, 4chan |
| Twitter, MiSTerFPGA.org, Patreon |
| Discord, GitHub |
| Discord, Reddit, Meatspace |
| Discord, Twitter, Facebook, Patreon |
| Facebook, Friend who’s on discord |
| Youtube |
| Twitter, MiSTerFPGA.org, Unstagram |
| Discord, Twitter, YouTube |
| Circuit-board.de |
| word of mouth |
| Discord, MiSTerFPGA.org, Github, if that counts |
| None |
| Facebook, Mister Forum |
| Reddit, MiSTerFPGA.org, 4chan |
| Twitter, MiSTerFPGA.org, Patreon |
| Apart from the occasional tweet, I am not active in the MiSTer community. |
| Discord, Twitter, GitHub |
| Reddit, MiSTerFPGA.org, 4chan’s mister thread on the retro video game board |
| Discord, Twitch |
| Reddit, MiSTerFPGA.org, GitHub |
| Discord, Reddit, Twitter, Facebook, MiSTerFPGA.org, Tinder |
| Reddit, Atariage |
| Telegram |
| Reddit, Twitter, youtube |
| Twitch |
| Discord, Reddit, Twitter, MiSTerFPGA.org, Patreon |
| Discord, Twitter, MiSTerFPGA.org, ResetEra |
| Discord, Twitter, Facebook, MiSTerFPGA.org, Youtube |
| NONE |
| Discord, Reddit, Twitter, Youtube |
| Discord, MiSTerFPGA.org, GitHub |
| None |
| Facebook, Telegram |
| Github |
| Discord, Twitter, Patreon |
| Reddit, Twitter, MiSTerFPGA.org, Youtube |
| Discord, Reddit, Twitter, Facebook, MiSTerFPGA.org, YouTube |
| Twitter, Shacknews.com Chatty |
| Discord, Reddit, Twitter, MiSTerFPGA.org, Patreon |
| Discord, Reddit, Twitter, MiSTerFPGA.org, YouTube |
What best captures your line of work/study?
| Finance | 11 |
| IT | 11 |
| Education | 10 |
| Healthcare | 9 |
| Graphic Design | 5 |
| Teacher | 5 |
| Business | 4 |
| Construction | 4 |
| Design | 4 |
| Law | 4 |
| Retail | 4 |
| Electrician | 3 |
| Game Development | 3 |
| Logistics | 3 |
| Management | 3 |
| Marketing | 3 |
| Medicine | 3 |
| Other | 3 |
| - | 2 |
| Accounting | 2 |
| Agriculture | 2 |
| Architecture | 2 |
| Audio Engineering | 2 |
| Consulting | 2 |
| Customer Service | 2 |
| Customer service | 2 |
| Education | 2 |
| Engineering | 2 |
| Gaming | 2 |
| Health | 2 |
| IT Support | 2 |
| Industry | 2 |
| Information Technology | 2 |
| Mechanical engineering | 2 |
| Musician | 2 |
| Network engineering | 2 |
| Sales | 2 |
| finance | 2 |
| 2D animation | 1 |
| 2d/3d art | 1 |
| 3D animation / Design | 1 |
| AV Technician | 1 |
| Advertising/Business | 1 |
| Aeronautique | 1 |
| Ag | 1 |
| Analysis | 1 |
| Archiving | 1 |
| Art | 1 |
| Artist | 1 |
| Attorney | 1 |
| Audiologist | 1 |
| Auto Body Owner | 1 |
| Banking | 1 |
| Biology | 1 |
| Brewing Beer | 1 |
| Broadcast Audio | 1 |
| Building trade | 1 |
| Bum | 1 |
| Bus Driver | 1 |
| Business Analysis | 1 |
| Business Analyst | 1 |
| Business Management | 1 |
| Business Owner/Tattooist | 1 |
| Business selling scientific equipment | 1 |
| CNC electrical repair technician | 1 |
| CSR | 1 |
| Caregiver | 1 |
| Carpentry | 1 |
| Catering | 1 |
| Chemistry | 1 |
| Children Education | 1 |
| Civil service | 1 |
| Commerce | 1 |
| Commercial art | 1 |
| Computer Repair troubleshooting | 1 |
| Computer programming | 1 |
| Computer support | 1 |
| Computer/Software Product Management | 1 |
| Concept Artist | 1 |
| Content Developer | 1 |
| Content Writer | 1 |
| Couch/madress tester AKA lasy ass! | 1 |
| Courier | 1 |
| Customer Service & Support | 1 |
| Customer service | 1 |
| Customer support | 1 |
| Cybersecurity | 1 |
| Cybersecurity / domain abuse | 1 |
| Day Job Network Admin / Side Job Analog Synthesizer Design | 1 |
| Degree was in Geography; career is IT. | 1 |
| Design/Media | 1 |
| Diesel mechanic | 1 |
| Distribution | 1 |
| Doctor | 1 |
| Drug Dealer (legal) | 1 |
| Electrical Engineer | 1 |
| Electrical Engineering | 1 |
| Electronic Engineering | 1 |
| Electronic sales | 1 |
| Electronics | 1 |
| Electronics Engineering | 1 |
| Engineer | 1 |
| Engineering | 1 |
| Engineering Software | 1 |
| Environmental Compliance | 1 |
| Fabrication | 1 |
| Factory worker | 1 |
| Field service technician | 1 |
| Film/TV | 1 |
| Filmmaking | 1 |
| Finance | 1 |
| Financial Advisor | 1 |
| Financial Planner | 1 |
| Fine Arts | 1 |
| Fine Arts Education | 1 |
| Fire fighting | 1 |
| Food Industry | 1 |
| Food service | 1 |
| Full-time carer | 1 |
| GARBAGE INDUSTRY | 1 |
| Game Dev | 1 |
| Game Dev technical Artist | 1 |
| Game dev | 1 |
| Game development | 1 |
| Games journalism | 1 |
| Gg | 1 |
| Goods vehicle driver | 1 |
| Government | 1 |
| HVAC | 1 |
| HVAC | 1 |
| Health care | 1 |
| Health care | 1 |
| Health products regulation | 1 |
| Healthcare fundraising | 1 |
| Helicopter crew chief | 1 |
| High Frequency Trading of derivatives | 1 |
| Home automation | 1 |
| Hospitality | 1 |
| I don’t know anymore | 1 |
| I just like tech. No formal education. | 1 |
| I put toner on paper. | 1 |
| I work in sterilization | 1 |
| IT Operations | 1 |
| IT journalist | 1 |
| IT support | 1 |
| Industrial Engineer, Music Composer/Producer, Photographer | 1 |
| Industrial engineering | 1 |
| Industrial equipment | 1 |
| Information technology | 1 |
| Instrument technician | 1 |
| Interpreting | 1 |
| Japanese Studies | 1 |
| Jobless deadbeat | 1 |
| Labouring | 1 |
| Land surveyor | 1 |
| Laser Engineer | 1 |
| Legal | 1 |
| Library Science | 1 |
| Life sciences | 1 |
| Linguistics | 1 |
| Logistics Engineering | 1 |
| Manager at a municipality. | 1 |
| Marketing SaaS | 1 |
| McDonald’s | 1 |
| Mechanic | 1 |
| Mechanical Engineering | 1 |
| Mechanical Engineering | 1 |
| Media | 1 |
| Medical | 1 |
| Medical Research | 1 |
| Mental Health | 1 |
| Mental health | 1 |
| Metaphysics | 1 |
| Military | 1 |
| Movies | 1 |
| Multimedia Technology | 1 |
| Music | 1 |
| Music business | 1 |
| Music composer | 1 |
| Music industry | 1 |
| Music producer. | 1 |
| Music production | 1 |
| Musician, Dental Lab Technician, Metal Fabricator | 1 |
| N/A | 1 |
| NEET | 1 |
| Network and Telecoms | 1 |
| Network engineering | 1 |
| Nightvision | 1 |
| None, I just work. | 1 |
| Nothing I am an idiot | 1 |
| Noyb | 1 |
| Nuclear physicist | 1 |
| Nursing | 1 |
| Occupational health and safety | 1 |
| Off shore underwater basket weaving | 1 |
| Online media/podcasts/video | 1 |
| Operating System Development | 1 |
| Operations | 1 |
| PR | 1 |
| Paralegal | 1 |
| Pastor | 1 |
| Photo Development | 1 |
| Pilot | 1 |
| Plumbing | 1 |
| Post Production Engineer | 1 |
| Product Design | 1 |
| Product Development | 1 |
| Product Management | 1 |
| Product Support (Property Management Software) | 1 |
| Professional services | 1 |
| Professor and Filmmaker | 1 |
| Psychology | 1 |
| Publishing | 1 |
| Quality Assurance | 1 |
| Real Estate | 1 |
| Recording Engineer | 1 |
| Rehabilitation | 1 |
| Research | 1 |
| Retail | 1 |
| Retail marketing | 1 |
| Retail/Grocery | 1 |
| Retired | 1 |
| Retro gaming | 1 |
| Sales manager | 1 |
| Security | 1 |
| Service Engineer | 1 |
| Service Quality Assurance | 1 |
| Sex worker | 1 |
| Social Sciences | 1 |
| Social science | 1 |
| Social work | 1 |
| Social worker | 1 |
| Software Development | 1 |
| Software engineer | 1 |
| Software product management | 1 |
| Softwarr Developer | 1 |
| Stock Market | 1 |
| Structural engineering | 1 |
| Supply Chain | 1 |
| TV/Film | 1 |
| Tech Support | 1 |
| Tech/PC journalist | 1 |
| Technical support | 1 |
| Telecommunications | 1 |
| Test Manager | 1 |
| Theater | 1 |
| Transport | 1 |
| Truck/big rig driving | 1 |
| UI Design | 1 |
| Unemployed | 1 |
| VR/MR/AR programming, graphics and audio | 1 |
| Video Production / Postproduction | 1 |
| Video creator | 1 |
| Video game QA | 1 |
| Video games | 1 |
| Videogames | 1 |
| Videography | 1 |
| Visual Effects | 1 |
| Warehouse | 1 |
| Warehouse Manager | 1 |
| Web Admin/Data Entry/Retail/Tech Support | 1 |
| Web Development | 1 |
| Web developer | 1 |
| Writer | 1 |
| Writing | 1 |
| aerospace | 1 |
| are arts humanities | 1 |
| carpentry | 1 |
| contract commercial services | 1 |
| dirtbag | 1 |
| driver | 1 |
| education - computer networking | 1 |
| electrical engineer | 1 |
| entertainment | 1 |
| farmer | 1 |
| game developmenr | 1 |
| high school | 1 |
| journalism | 1 |
| landscape | 1 |
| law | 1 |
| legal | 1 |
| marcomm | 1 |
| maths | 1 |
| network engineer | 1 |
| none | 1 |
| office based | 1 |
| retired | 1 |
| rocket sience | 1 |
| sea rescue equipment maintenance | 1 |
| service repair | 1 |
| studied physics, work computer science | 1 |
| tabletop game design | 1 |
| technology | 1 |
| telecommunications engineering | 1 |
| vat | 1 |
| video game dev | 1 |
| video games | 1 |
| web design/development, which kinda has a toe most of these answers to some capacity | 1 |
To which gender identity do you most identify?
| Attack Helicopter | 1 |
| Fuck kind of bullshit options is “gender variant”?! | 1 |
| Gender is nonsense. Ask me what sex I am. | 1 |
| Mandroid | 1 |
| Meat Popsicle | 1 |
| The middle right zit on Trumps left ass check! | 1 |
| There is only m/f and prefer not to say. | 1 |
| Transgender | 1 |
| Unsure | 1 |
During the commercial lifespan of these platforms, which genres did you tend to play at home?
| Tactical RPG |
| Platform, Adventure, Shoot ’em up, Beat ’em up, Puzzle, Racing, Fighting, CRPG (Western RPG), Simulation, Lightgun, pinball |
| I wasn’t born when the systems were commercially available |
| Platform, Adventure, Shoot ’em up, Puzzle, Racing, Fighting, Rhythm, CRPG (Western RPG), Simulation, Strategy, Sports, Lightgun, Custard’s Last Stand, Stroke’Em 64, MacPlaymates |
| Platform, Adventure, Shoot ’em up, Puzzle, Racing, JRPG, Simulation, Strategy, Party |
| Adventure, Racing, CRPG (Western RPG), JRPG, Sports, Action |
| Adventure, CRPG (Western RPG), Dating Simulators |
| Shoot ’em up, Pacman |
| Platform, Shoot ’em up, Racing, Simulation, Strategy, Space Sim (aka Wing Commander) |
During the commercial lifespan of these platforms, which genres did you tend to play in the arcade?
| Beat ’em up, Shoot ’em up, Fighting, Puzzle, Racing, Lightgun, Pinball, Arcade classics (e.g. Pac-Man, Centipede, Dig Dug), Literally any weird machine got fed quarters |
| N/A |
| Never been to an arcade |
| Did not have any arcades around |
| No arcades for minors in Germany :( |
| Beat ’em up, Racing, Pinball, Platform |
| Beat ’em up, Shoot ’em up, Fighting, Racing, Lightgun, Pinball, Arcade classics (e.g. Pac-Man, Centipede, Dig Dug), Deluxe sit down arcades |
| Beat ’em up, Shoot ’em up, Racing, Lightgun, Arcade classics (e.g. Pac-Man, Centipede, Dig Dug), Sports |
| I wasn’t allowed to go to arcades as a kid because the people there were dangerous but I fell in love with Magician Lord on the Neo Geo |
| Did not frequent arcades |
| Beat ’em up, Shoot ’em up, Fighting, Racing, Lightgun, Action Platformers (like Ghosts n Goblins, Black Tiger, etc.) |
| From Germany, there were no Arcades for people under 18 years. |
| Shoot ’em up, Fighting, Puzzle, Racing, Lightgun, Arcade classics (e.g. Pac-Man, Centipede, Dig Dug), Transcendental Trantic Psychedelic Turbo-poop Head Trips |
| Beat ’em up, Shoot ’em up, Fighting, Puzzle, Racing, Lightgun, Pinball, Arcade classics (e.g. Pac-Man, Centipede, Dig Dug), VR Simulations (Virtuality 1000, 2000, etc..) |
| Beat ’em up, Shoot ’em up, Fighting, Pinball, Arcade classics (e.g. Pac-Man, Centipede, Dig Dug), Shmups |
| Shoot ’em up, Puzzle, Lightgun, Pinball, Arcade classics (e.g. Pac-Man, Centipede, Dig Dug), Adventure games (e.g., Segasonic The Hedgehog, Space Ace/Dragon’s Lair) |
| Racing, Arcade classics (e.g. Pac-Man, Centipede, Dig Dug), Sports |
| I wasn’t born at that time |
| Fighting, Racing, Action platform |
Please select any display type you typically use with your MiSTer setup
| Arcade crt monitor |
| LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs), OLED, Professional 15kHz CRT (e.g. PVM/BVM), 31kHz CRT (PC CRT), iPad 3 screen |
| LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs), OLED, Consumer 15kHz CRT (Typical tube TV), Commodore 2002 monitor |
| OLED, Professional 15kHz CRT (e.g. PVM/BVM), JVC DTV17-19 |
| LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs), Projector |
| Plasma |
| ex IPAD display |
| LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs), Consumer 15kHz CRT (Typical tube TV), Arcade cab monitor |
| Plasma |
| Professional 15kHz CRT (e.g. PVM/BVM), Arcade cabinet |
| LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs), iPad 3 monitor |
| LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs), Arcade 15khz CRT |
| 31kHz CRT (PC CRT), Arcade CRT |
| LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs), Professional 15kHz CRT (e.g. PVM/BVM), Arcade 15kHz CRT (Nanao MS8-29FSG) |
| I don’t know |
| Consumer 15kHz CRT (Typical tube TV), Professional 15kHz CRT (e.g. PVM/BVM), 31kHz CRT (PC CRT), Arcade monitor |
| LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs), Professional 15kHz CRT (e.g. PVM/BVM), 15 khz true multifrequency/multiscan Sony CPD-1302 RGB/VGA CRT. |
| LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs), OLED, Consumer 15kHz CRT (Typical tube TV), Professional 15kHz CRT (e.g. PVM/BVM), 31kHz CRT (PC CRT), Front- and rear-projection displays, e-paper displays, monochrome LCDs, vector displays |
| Professional 15kHz CRT (e.g. PVM/BVM), Sega New Astro City |
| LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs), OLED, Couldn’t select 15 khz consumer |
| LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs), Consumer 15kHz CRT (Typical tube TV), Ipad 3 screen repurposed |
| LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs), Projector |
| LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs), HD CRT |
| Plasma TV (will be replaced by OLED TV sooner or later) |
| Plasma |
| LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs), MVS-U4 CRT |
| 27" Tri-sync arcade CRT (15, 25, 31 kHz) |
| Consumer 15kHz CRT (Typical tube TV), Arcade monitor |
| LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs), OLED, Consumer 15kHz CRT (Typical tube TV), 31kHz CRT (PC CRT), 15Khz CRT monitor (1084 and similar) |
| Consumer 15kHz CRT (Typical tube TV), arcade monitor 31khz |
| LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs), Multisync CRT |
| LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs), Professional 15kHz CRT (e.g. PVM/BVM), DLP Projector |
| HD Plasma TV |
| Professional 15kHz CRT (e.g. PVM/BVM), 31kHz CRT (PC CRT), Plasma |
| OLED, Consumer 15kHz CRT (Typical tube TV), Capture card |
| Professional 15kHz CRT (e.g. PVM/BVM), UST Laser Projector |
| Professional 15kHz CRT (e.g. PVM/BVM), Plasma |
| LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs), 9.7” iPad screen and driver |
| Consumer 15kHz CRT (Typical tube TV), Arcade cabinet CRT |
| Plasma Panasonic |
| LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs), OLED, Consumer 15kHz CRT (Typical tube TV), QLED |
| LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs), Consumer 15kHz CRT (Typical tube TV), Arcade Monitor 15kHz |
| 1080p LCD monitor |
| Consumer 15kHz CRT (Typical tube TV), Professional 15kHz CRT (e.g. PVM/BVM), Arcade monitors |
| Consumer 15kHz CRT (Typical tube TV), Plasma HDTV |
| I don’t know |
| Consumer 15kHz CRT (Typical tube TV), Plasma |
| Plasma TV 1080p |
| LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs), LED |
| LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs), Dell 15kHz LCD |
| LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs), 31kHz CRT (PC CRT), Multisync arcade CRT monitor |
| LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs), 55" plasma TV |
| LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs), OLED, DLP Projector |
| Consumer 15kHz CRT (Typical tube TV), 65” 1080p Plasma |
| OLED, Arcade monitors - Nanao MS-9/Tosh tube |
| Plasma RV |
| OLED, Commodore 1084S |
| Consumer 15kHz CRT (Typical tube TV), Plas |
| LCD (Most modern computer monitors and TVs), plasma |
| OLED, Professional 15kHz CRT (e.g. PVM/BVM), Digital Projector |
| None |
| OLED, Professional 15kHz CRT (e.g. PVM/BVM), Ipad |
What core not currently in development would you most like to see?
find_first <- function(string, vec) {
for (i in vec) {
if(str_detect(string, i)) {
return(which(vec == i))
}
}
return(0)
}
vec <- unlist(str_split(dat$Core, "; "))
vec <- vec[vec != ""]
sorted <- sort(table(vec), decreasing = TRUE)
dat %>%
mutate(level = sapply(Core, function(x) find_first(x, names(sorted)))) %>%
filter(What.core.not.currently.in.development.would.you.most.like.to.see. != "") %>%
sample_n(nrow(.)) %>%
arrange(level) %>%
select(What.core.not.currently.in.development.would.you.most.like.to.see., Core) %>%
kable(col.names = NULL)| n/a | |
| Honestly I think everything I want exists or is on the way. | |
| Difficult question— I think at this point everything I want is either here or in development in terms of cores. | |
| Don’t know | |
| Not sure, they’re working on PlayStation right? | |
| The only remaining cores I want are already in development: PSX, Saturn, Konami, Sega System16 | |
| Don’t know | |
| I can’t think of one | |
| Can’t think of one | |
| None | |
| n/a | |
| N/A | |
| indifferent | |
| Intelevision was not listed. I use the one that exists | |
| They’re are/were all in development :) | |
| unsure what is in development since I dont really follow or upgrade it it now its working. | |
| No answer | |
| Unsure. I think everything I want is being worked on. | |
| None | |
| Idk, you make so much I’m still sorting through. | |
| Na | |
| Everything I want is at least in development | |
| everything I want in covered | |
| NARC | Arcade game |
| Naomi | Arcade game |
| Rainbow Islands (arcade) | Arcade game |
| namco system 11 | Arcade game |
| Honestly i would love if all the focus went just to arcade cores, since in my humble oppinion it is the most underrated and the one most lacking in availability. | Arcade game |
| Crime City Arcade Game | Arcade game |
| Arcade | Arcade game |
| Namco System 86 | Arcade game |
| Any Arcade Games | Arcade game |
| Mostly arcade stuff: Cinematronics vector games, Atari color vector, Atari System 1 and 2 | Arcade game |
| Darius | Arcade game |
| Marble Madness | Arcade game |
| Mr Do’s Castle | Arcade game |
| Namco arcade Systems | Arcade game |
| cave | Arcade game |
| More arcades | Arcade game |
| Cave shooters | Arcade game |
| Some specific arcade games - rainbow islands first | Arcade game |
| Hyper Sports / Track and Field | Arcade game |
| Quantum, the arcade game | Arcade game |
| Namco System 11/12 | Arcade game |
| More arcade, playstation, and Saturn, although I don’t know if the de10 nano has enough gates | Arcade game |
| Taito Z System (Space Gun, Night Striker). | Arcade game |
| More arcade cores | Arcade game |
| Astro invaders (arcade) | Arcade game |
| Rolling Thunder | Arcade game |
| TNZS arcade | Arcade game |
| Caveman ninja | Arcade game |
| Track and Field | Arcade game |
| More arcade cores | Arcade game |
| Battletoads | Arcade game |
| Atari System 1 and 2 | Arcade game |
| More arcade cores | Arcade game |
| missile command | Arcade game |
| More arcade cores. Cave especially | Arcade game |
| Cave SH3 | Arcade game |
| Any classic Arcade cores | Arcade game |
| just more arcade cores full stop. The console side is pretty much complete for me I guess I can’t think of anything on hand | Arcade game |
| Taito Arcade, System16/18 System2 | System 16; System 18; Arcade game |
| Raizing | Arcade game |
| NGPC and several arcade cores | NGPC; Arcade game |
| Astro blaster and other classic arcade like starship one | Arcade game |
| Arcade: The Fairyland Story | Arcade game |
| Wonder boy in monster land | Arcade game |
| More Arcade Cores, Virtual Boy, NeoGeo Pocket/Color, FM Towns Marty | Arcade game; Virtual Boy; NGPC; FM Towns |
| Anything Arcade mid to late 90s | Arcade game |
| (With the caveat that some are obviously in development) more Arcade cores from big developers like Sega and Konami. | SEGA arcade; Konami arcade; Arcade game |
| Cave sh3 | Arcade game |
| Stun Runner | Arcade game |
| More arcade cores (Vigilante, Konami (TMNT, Crime Fighters…), Bad Dudes, Robocop … | Arcade game; Konami arcade |
| Crystal Castles | Arcade game |
| Raiden | Arcade game |
| More of the z80 based arcade machines | Arcade game |
| Cave | Arcade game |
| Apple IIgs, Laserdisks like Dragons Lair | Apple IIGS; Arcade game |
| Kaneko Air Buster Arcade | Arcade game |
| Wonder Boy in Monster Land Arcade | Arcade game |
| classic arcade games | Arcade game |
| Namco System 1 | Arcade game |
| Swag Arcade (afterburner) | Arcade game |
| more arcade SHMUPs please | Arcade game |
| Cave CV1000 | Arcade game |
| Several arcade classic games. | Arcade game |
| Various Arcade Cores | Arcade game |
| arcades | Arcade game |
| Data East arcade | Arcade game |
| Sega, taito, konami, Capcom, or irem arcade cores | SEGA arcade; Konami arcade; Irem; Arcade game |
| 32X and lot of arcades | 32X; Arcade game |
| More classic arcade cores and official release of Intellivision core. | Arcade game; Intellivision |
| Data East - Night Slashers | Arcade game |
| cinematronics vector | Arcade game |
| Jungle King arcade | Arcade game |
| More Arcades | Arcade game |
| Marble Madness Arcade (and other Arcade games from the same plattform) | Arcade game |
| X68000, 32X, PC-98, FM Towns and arcades | Improve existing core; 32X; PC-9800; FM Towns; Arcade game |
| X68000, more arcade cores | Improve existing core; Arcade game |
| Space Firebird by Nintendo Official paddle/ for ARCADE | Arcade game |
| Arcade cores (systen 16, konami…) | System 16; Konami arcade; Arcade game |
| More 1990+ arcades | Arcade game |
| 68k based Arcades: robocop, toki | Arcade game |
| Seibu Kaihatsu Raiden (1,2,DX) and Seibu SP-1 (Raiden Fighters series and Vipe Phase1) | Arcade game |
| NeXTcube (And Space Panic arcade..) | NeXTcube; Arcade game |
| any arcade | Arcade game |
| 3DO, more 90’s Arcade cores (pit fighter, Gladiator,etc…) | 3DO; Arcade game |
| LaserDisc games | Arcade game |
| Newer arcade frameworks | Arcade game |
| Any arcade cores. Konami, Irem, Taito, Dataeast. | Konami arcade; Irem; Arcade game |
| Midway arcade titles from 90s (MK1/2/3, NBA Jam), Konami beat-em-up arcade titles from 90s (Simpsons, X-Men), CPS3, 90s Namco arcade games, light fun arcade games | Midway arcade; Konami arcade; CPS-3; Arcade game |
| Arcade - Heavy Barrel | Arcade game |
| New Arcade games | Arcade game |
| Arcade - wrestlefest | Arcade game |
| Laserdisc Arcade | Arcade game |
| Arcade boards (any / all) | Arcade game |
| Rastan | Arcade game |
| More Arcade cores, Konami and scrolling shooters. | Konami arcade; Arcade game |
| Midway arcade titles from 90s (MK1/2/3, NBA Jam), Konami beat-em-up arcade titles from 90s (Simpsons, X-Men), CPS3, 90s Namco arcade games, light fun arcade games | Midway arcade; Konami arcade; CPS-3; Arcade game |
| Track and Field arcade | Arcade game |
| Toaplan v2, cav sh2, konami hardware, arcade hardware in general | Toaplan arcade; Konami arcade; Arcade game |
| Salamander (arcade) | Arcade game |
| N64, Dreamcast, ps1 | N64; Dreamcast; PSX |
| Nintendo 64 | N64 |
| Nintendo 64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| Nintendo 64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| Nintendo 64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| Nintendo 64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| Nintendo 64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| Sega Saturn and N64 | Saturn; N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 and my life will be complete | N64 |
| N64, if feasible. | N64 |
| Nintendo 64 | N64 |
| N64, PS1 | N64; PSX |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64? Is it in development? | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64, though I understand that’s a big ask | N64 |
| Virtual Boy, Pokemon Mini, N64, NeoGeo CD | Virtual Boy; Pokemon Mini; N64; NGCD |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| Nintendo 64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 (perfect world) | N64 |
| N64 (wishful thinking I know) | N64 |
| Nintendo 64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| 32X/N64/Hyper Neo-Geo64 | 32X; N64; Hyper Neo Geo 64 |
| Nintendo 64 / Sega Saturn | N64; Saturn |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N74 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 lol | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| Nintendo 64 (not possible) | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 (but not going to happen) | N64 |
| Nintendo 64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| Assuming PS1 and Saturn are in development, N64 would be my holy grail. | N64 |
| Ps1, N64 | PSX; N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| Nintendo 64 | N64 |
| Nintendo 64 | N64 |
| Ps1 / n64 | PSX; N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64, gamecube | N64; GameCube |
| N64 | N64 |
| 32x, 64dd, virtual boy, 3do, jaguar, ps1, n64, saturn, neo geo pocket, wonderswan | 32X; 64DD; Virtual Boy; 3DO; Jaguar; PSX; N64; Saturn; NGPC; WonderSwan |
| Nintendo 64 and Nintendo GameCube | N64; GameCube |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64, PSX, Saturn | N64; PSX; Saturn |
| Pgm, pgm2, irem, jaguar, n64 | PGM; PGM2; Jaguar; Irem; N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 ;) | N64 |
| Psx, Saturn, N64 | PSX; Saturn; N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 Saturn Playstion | N64; Saturn; PSX |
| n64 | N64 |
| Nintendo 64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| I don’t think N64 is possible, but it would be impressive. There’s so much already covered. | N64 |
| Realistically more arcades: MK, TMNT… | |
| Dreaming: PSX, Saturn and N64 | Midway arcade; Konami arcade; PSX; Saturn; N64 |
| Nintendo 64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| Nintendo 64 | N64 |
| Unsure. N64 would be nice, but maybe too complex for the DE-10? | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| Nintendo 64 | N64 |
| n64 dreamcast ps1 | N64; Dreamcast; PSX |
| Nintendo 64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| N64 | N64 |
| Konami arcade | Konami arcade |
| Konami Arcade - I know Furrtek just started on the main board, but I don’t think he is actively working on the core | Konami arcade |
| CPS3, Konami, Time Traveller, G-loc/After Burner | CPS-3; Konami arcade; SEGA arcade |
| Konami Arcade | Konami arcade |
| Simpsons TMNT | Konami arcade |
| cpsiii , atari jaguar, konami arcade pcbs, mortal kombat’ssa | CPS-3; Jaguar; Konami arcade; Midway arcade |
| Simpsons arcade | Konami arcade |
| Konami - Simpsons | Konami arcade |
| Arcade Simpsons | Konami arcade |
| TMNT arcade | Konami arcade |
| Konami beat em up arcade | Konami arcade |
| Konami | Konami arcade |
| Konami Fighters (TMNT Arcade / Simpsons / Xmen) | Konami arcade |
| Konami | Konami arcade |
| Konami arcade, midway Mk 1, 2, 3. CPS3 | Konami arcade; Midway arcade; CPS-3 |
| Konami | Konami arcade |
| Konami | Konami arcade |
| Mortal Kombat and TMNT | Midway arcade; Konami arcade |
| Konami arcade gamea | Konami arcade |
| Sunset Riders | Konami arcade |
| Konami arcade | Konami arcade |
| Any arcade Konami titles | Konami arcade |
| Konami arcade | Konami arcade |
| konami arcade | Konami arcade |
| Konami arcade | Konami arcade |
| Konami Arcade beat em ups | Konami arcade |
| Konami and Naomi | Konami arcade; SEGA arcade |
| Konami TMNT | Konami arcade |
| Konami TMNT arcade machine | Konami arcade |
| Konami Arcade Cores | Konami arcade |
| System16 + Konami | System 16; Konami arcade |
| Nintendo DS, Saturn, Play Station, Some Konami cores like TMNT and The Simpsons. | NDS; Saturn; PSX; Konami arcade |
| X-Men Arcade or Simpsons or pretty much any Konami beat em up from that era | Konami arcade |
| Arcade: Konami Sunset Riders | Konami arcade |
| Konami | Konami arcade |
| TMNT | Konami arcade |
| Konami X-MEN / TMNT based arcade | Konami arcade |
| Konami Arcade | Konami arcade |
| Konami brawlers like tmnt arcade | Konami arcade |
| TMNT arcade | Konami arcade |
| Gradius (Arcade) , Wonderswan (System) | Konami arcade; WonderSwan |
| TMNT Arcade | Konami arcade |
| simpsons arcade | Konami arcade |
| Konami arcade | Konami arcade |
| Konami arcade core(s) | Konami arcade |
| konami arcade boards like tmnt and wild guns | Konami arcade |
| Konami arcade (tmnt, x-men) | Konami arcade |
| Konami GX | Konami arcade |
| Konami | Konami arcade |
| TMNT/Sunset Riders | Konami arcade |
| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles | Konami arcade |
| Run and Gun | Konami arcade |
| TMNT or Simpsons Arcade | Konami arcade |
| Konami ie: Simpsons, tmnt | Konami arcade |
| TMNT | Konami arcade |
| Konami TMNT | Konami arcade |
| Konami arcade (TMNT, Simpsons, X-Men, etc) | Konami arcade |
| tmnt.cpp | Konami arcade |
| CPS3, Konami,Taito F3 | CPS-3; Konami arcade; Taito F3 |
| Konami arcade | Konami arcade |
| Konami TMNT | Konami arcade |
| Konami (TMNT/Simpsons) | Konami arcade |
| Mid-90s arcade (TMNT Turtles in Time, Mortal Kombat, etc) and up. | Midway arcade; Konami arcade |
| Tmnt arcade | Konami arcade |
| Konami arcade | Konami arcade |
| Konami Arcade Stuff | Konami arcade |
| whatever the tmnt arcade board is and PS1 | Konami arcade; PSX |
| Konami Arcade Games | Konami arcade |
| Konami | Konami arcade |
| Early to mid 90s Konami (Tmnt TiT, Violent Storm, X-men, etc), NeoGeo Pocket | Konami arcade; NGPC |
| Sunset Riders | Konami arcade |
| Konami arcade | Konami arcade |
| Konami Arcade | Konami arcade |
| System 573/Bemani | Konami arcade |
| Arcade Turtles in Time | Konami arcade |
| Konami Arcade Boards (Turtles, Track & Field, Sunset Riders) | Konami arcade |
| Playstation 1 | PSX |
| PlayStation | PSX |
| PSX | PSX |
| PSX | PSX |
| Play 1 | PSX |
| SEGA SATURN, PSX | Saturn; PSX |
| playstation | PSX |
| Saturn, Jaguar, PSX, Dreamcast | Saturn; Jaguar; PSX; Dreamcast |
| Ps1 | PSX |
| ps1 | PSX |
| PS1 | PSX |
| PlayStation | PSX |
| Psx | PSX |
| Ps1 | PSX |
| Ps1 | PSX |
| PS1 | PSX |
| playstation | PSX |
| Playstation | PSX |
| PSX | PSX |
| Ps1 or Saturn | PSX; Saturn |
| PlayStation (psx) | PSX |
| psx | PSX |
| Sony Playstation | PSX |
| Psx, saturn | PSX; Saturn |
| Playstation | PSX |
| PlayStation 1, Sega Saturn/STV | PSX; Saturn |
| ps1 | PSX |
| Playstation | PSX |
| Looking fowarrd to Saturn/PSX - but those are in dev. | Saturn; PSX |
| ps1 | PSX |
| Hoping for Saturn and PSX | Saturn; PSX |
| PS1 | PSX |
| Psx | PSX |
| PlayStation | PSX |
| Ps1 | PSX |
| Playstation 1 | PSX |
| PS1 | PSX |
| Ps1 | PSX |
| 3DO , Playstation , 486DX , | 3DO; PSX; 486DX |
| PSX | PSX |
| PSX | PSX |
| Saturn or Playstation, not sure which ones are/are not in development. | Saturn; PSX |
| Playstation | PSX |
| PSX | PSX |
| PSone | PSX |
| PS1 (since Laxer left the project) | PSX |
| Psx | PSX |
| Playstation | PSX |
| playstation 1 | PSX |
| saturn, psx | Saturn; PSX |
| PlayStation | PSX |
| PSX | PSX |
| playstation1 | PSX |
| Psx | PSX |
| Playstation, Irem(Hook) | PSX; Irem |
| PS1 | PSX |
| Psx or jaguar | PSX; Jaguar |
| Psx | PSX |
| Playstation | PSX |
| PSX | PSX |
| PS1 | PSX |
| Well that PSX drama that just happened might make the PS qualify | PSX |
| PS1 | PSX |
| Playstation 1 | PSX |
| PlayStation | PSX |
| PS1 | PSX |
| PS1 | PSX |
| PlayStation | PSX |
| Mortal kombat 2 arcade core and PSX core | Midway arcade; PSX |
| Psx | PSX |
| PSX | PSX |
| Playstation | PSX |
| Saturn | Saturn |
| Sega Saturn | Saturn |
| Saturn | Saturn |
| Saturn | Saturn |
| Sega Saturn | Saturn |
| Saturn | Saturn |
| Sega Saturn | Saturn |
| saturn | Saturn |
| Sega Saturn | Saturn |
| Sega Saturn | Saturn |
| Saturn | Saturn |
| Sega Saturn | Saturn |
| Saturn | Saturn |
| Saturn | Saturn |
| 3do, saturn, fm-towns | 3DO; Saturn; FM Towns |
| Saturn | Saturn |
| Sega Saturn | Saturn |
| saturn | Saturn |
| Saturn | Saturn |
| Sega Saturn | Saturn |
| Saturn | Saturn |
| Saturn | Saturn |
| Sega Saturn | Saturn |
| Sega Saturn | Saturn |
| Sega Saturn | Saturn |
| Saturn | Saturn |
| Saturn | Saturn |
| Sega saturn | Saturn |
| SEGA Saturn | Saturn |
| SEGA Saturn | Saturn |
| Sega Saturn | Saturn |
| SEGA Saturn, if possible | Saturn |
| Sega Saturn | Saturn |
| Saturn | Saturn |
| Saturn | Saturn |
| Saturn | Saturn |
| Saturn | Saturn |
| Sega 32X, Sega Saturn, Sharp X68000, FM Towns Marty | 32X; Saturn; X68000; FM Towns |
| Sega Saturn | Saturn |
| Sega Saturn | Saturn |
| Sega Saturn | Saturn |
| Saturn | Saturn |
| saturn / stv / pgm | Saturn; SEGA arcade; PGM |
| Sega Saturn | Saturn |
| Sega Saturn | Saturn |
| Saturn | Saturn |
| Saturn | Saturn |
| Sega Saturn | Saturn |
| Saturn | Saturn |
| Sega saturn | Saturn |
| Saturn | Saturn |
| Sega Saturn | Saturn |
| Saturn | Saturn |
| Saturn | Saturn |
| Saturn | Saturn |
| Sega Saturn | Saturn |
| Saturn | Saturn |
| Sega Saturn | Saturn |
| Cps3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS-3 | CPS-3 |
| CPSIII | CPS-3 |
| CPS2 and CPS3 if possible. | CPS-2; CPS-3 |
| CPS3 | CPS-3 |
| Cps3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS 3 | CPS-3 |
| Neogeo Pocket/32x/CPS3 | NGPC; 32X; CPS-3 |
| CPS3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS 3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS-3 | CPS-3 |
| Cps3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS iii | CPS-3 |
| CPS3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS III | CPS-3 |
| CPS3 and Konami | CPS-3 |
| Cps3 | CPS-3 |
| Cps III | CPS-3 |
| Cps3 | CPS-3 |
| cps3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS 3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS3, ZN2, Tetris the Grandmaster 2 | CPS-3; ZN-2; Psikyo SH2 |
| CPS3 or Neo Geo Pocket | CPS-3; NGPC |
| CPS-3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS-3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS-III | CPS-3 |
| Cps3, sega arcade | CPS-3; SEGA arcade |
| CPS3 | CPS-3 |
| cps3,pgm,mk2 | CPS-3; PGM; Midway arcade |
| CPS3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS3, IGS PGM | CPS-3; PGM |
| cps3, other CAVE cores | CPS-3; Other |
| CPS3, PGM | CPS-3; PGM |
| Cps 3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS3 | CPS-3 |
| Cps3 | CPS-3 |
| Cps3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS3 | CPS-3 |
| Either a CPS3 or SNES with Save States core (for speedrun practice) | CPS-3; Improve existing core |
| CPS 3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS3 | CPS-3 |
| CPS3 | CPS-3 |
| Williams Y Unit | Midway arcade |
| Midway T Unit | Midway arcade |
| Mortal Kombat | Midway arcade |
| NBA jam | Midway arcade |
| MK1 and 2 | Midway arcade |
| Mortal Kombat | Midway arcade |
| Killer instinct if possible | Midway arcade |
| Ultimate MK3 | Midway arcade |
| Midway T (Mortal Kombat/II), Midi Synth Cores (niche) | Midway arcade |
| Midway pcbs. Ex: MK1, MK2 | Midway arcade |
| Mortal Kombat Arcade | Midway arcade |
| Mortal Kombat 2 Arcade | Midway arcade |
| Midway Arcade Board | Midway arcade |
| Mortal Kombat or Sega Model 1 | Midway arcade; SEGA arcade |
| Midway T Unit (NBA Jam/Mortal Kombat) | Midway arcade |
| Midway (MK, MKII, NBA Jam, Smash TV, era) | Midway arcade |
| MK arcade | Midway arcade |
| Mortal Kombat series | Midway arcade |
| Mortal Kombat Arcade | Midway arcade |
| Mortal Kombat | Midway arcade |
| Mortal Kombat | Midway arcade |
| Arcade Midway | Midway arcade |
| Midway T Unit | Midway arcade |
| Killer Instinct Arcade | Midway arcade |
| Mortal Kombat | Midway arcade |
| Killer Instinct arcade (MIPS) | Midway arcade |
| mortal kombat | Midway arcade |
| Mortal Kombat arcade | Midway arcade |
| Dedicated Killer Instinct 1 & 2 arcade | Midway arcade |
| Midway 90s Arcade | Midway arcade |
| Mortal Kombat arcade | Midway arcade |
| killer instinct | Midway arcade |
| Midway Unit Arcade | Midway arcade |
| Midway T Unit, 3DO | Midway arcade; 3DO |
| Midway Killer Instinct | Midway arcade |
| Killer instinct | Midway arcade |
| Mortal Kombat series | Midway arcade |
| Mortal Kombat | Midway arcade |
| Midway T Unit | Midway arcade |
| Mortal Kombat arcade core | Midway arcade |
| Midway t-unit & wolf unit | Midway arcade |
| arcade nba jam, mortal kombat | Midway arcade |
| Killer Instinct | Midway arcade |
| MK | Midway arcade |
| NBA jam. Mortal Kombat | Midway arcade |
| neo geo pocker color, some arcade cores (gaelco world rally1 &2, snow bross, pang, mortal kombat, go go mile smile, r-type, asterix , darius gaiden, thunder heroes, undercover cops, violent storm, bubble booble 2&3 | NGPC; Toaplan arcade; Midway arcade; Irem |
| NBA Jam/Mortal Kombat | Midway arcade |
| Midway | Midway arcade |
| Midway arcade | Midway arcade |
| Neo Geo Pocket (Color) | NGPC |
| Neo Geo pocket color | NGPC |
| neogeo pocket | NGPC |
| Neo geo pocket | NGPC |
| neo geo pocket, macintosh related | NGPC; Other |
| Neo Geo Pocket | NGPC |
| neo geo pocket | NGPC |
| Neo Geo Pocket (+ Color) | NGPC |
| Neo Geo Pocket | NGPC |
| Neo pocket | NGPC |
| Neo-Geo Pocket | NGPC |
| Neo Geo Pocket Color | NGPC |
| Pc98, dc, ngc, ps2 | PC-9800; Dreamcast; NGPC; PS2 |
| Neo Geo Pocket or Philip’s CD-i | NGPC; CD-i |
| Neo Geo Pocket | NGPC |
| Neo geo pocket | NGPC |
| Neo Geo Pocket Color | NGPC |
| Neo Geo Pocket Color | NGPC |
| Neo Geo Pocket Color | NGPC |
| NEO-GEO Pocket Color | NGPC |
| NEO geo Pocket Color I wanted one as a kid | NGPC |
| Neogeo pocket | NGPC |
| Neo Geo Pocket | NGPC |
| Neo Geo Pocket or Irem M-92 | NGPC; Irem |
| Neo Geo Pocket Color | NGPC |
| Neo Geo Pocket Color | NGPC |
| Neo-Geo Pocket | NGPC |
| Neo Geo Pocket Color | NGPC |
| Neo Geo Pocket | NGPC |
| Neo Geo Pocket Color | NGPC |
| Neo-Geo Pocket Color | NGPC |
| Neo Geo Pocket/Color | NGPC |
| NeoGeo Pocket/Color | NGPC |
| Neo Geo Pocket | NGPC |
| Neo Geo Pocket Color | NGPC |
| Neo geo pocket color | NGPC |
| Neo Geo Pocket, Sega System 16 | NGPC; System 16 |
| Neogeo pocket | NGPC |
| Neo Geo Pocket Color | NGPC |
| Neo Geo Pocket Color | NGPC |
| Neogeo pocket | NGPC |
| NGPC | NGPC |
| Neo Geo Pocket | NGPC |
| Ngpc | NGPC |
| NeoGeo Pocket Color | NGPC |
| Neogeo Pocket Color | NGPC |
| Neo Geo Color Pocket | NGPC |
| Neo Geo Pocket Color | NGPC |
| Neo geo pocket | NGPC |
| Neo Geo Pocket Color | NGPC |
| NeoGeo Pocket Color | NGPC |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| 3D0 | 3DO |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| 3do | 3DO |
| CDI/3DO | CD-i; 3DO |
| 3DO or Jaguar | 3DO; Jaguar |
| 3D0 | 3DO |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| 3do | 3DO |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| If it could be done, 3DO. | 3DO |
| 3do, NEC PC FX | 3DO; PC-FX |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| 3do | 3DO |
| 3do | 3DO |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| 3DO | 3DO |
| Sega superacaler? | SEGA arcade |
| Outrun arcade | SEGA arcade |
| Sega arcade (outrun, golden axe, space harrier, top gun, etc.) | SEGA arcade |
| Carnival (Arcade- Sega) | SEGA arcade |
| Sega Model 1/2, Apple Newton, Palm68k, Pentium-MMX, Virtual Boy | SEGA arcade; Apple Newton; Motorola 68000; Other; Virtual Boy |
| Sega Super Scaler/Outrun | SEGA arcade |
| Dreamcast / Naomi / Atomiswave | Dreamcast; SEGA arcade |
| Sega super scalers (Outrun, After Burner, etc.) | SEGA arcade |
| Naomi | SEGA arcade |
| Outrun | SEGA arcade |
| More Sega System series arcade boards (18, 24, 32, X, Y) | SEGA arcade |
| Super Scaler | SEGA arcade |
| I think everything I am interested in is being developed for. Sega ST-V? Model 3? | SEGA arcade |
| Outrun | SEGA arcade |
| Sega X Board (arcade) | SEGA arcade |
| Sega Arcade System (Fantasy Zone, Space Harrier etc.) | SEGA arcade |
| Outrun | SEGA arcade |
| Sega Model 1 | SEGA arcade |
| Out run, after burner | SEGA arcade |
| Outrun arcade | SEGA arcade |
| 32X, Model 1 | 32X; SEGA arcade |
| Sega Model 1 | SEGA arcade |
| Outrun arcade | SEGA arcade |
| Hang On | SEGA arcade |
| Outrun | SEGA arcade |
| SEGA Saturn | SEGA arcade |
| More Sega arcade boards | SEGA arcade |
| Sega model 2 for remplacement in my original Racing cab | SEGA arcade |
| Naomi or ST-V | SEGA arcade |
| 32x | 32X |
| 32X | 32X |
| 32x | 32X |
| Sega 32x | 32X |
| 32x | 32X |
| 32x | 32X |
| Sega 32X | 32X |
| Jaguar or 32x | Jaguar; 32X |
| 32X | 32X |
| 32X | 32X |
| 32x | 32X |
| Sega 32X | 32X |
| 32x - NGPC - 3DO - other 3rd and 4th gen consoles | 32X |
| 32X | 32X |
| 32x | 32X |
| X32 | 32X |
| 32x | 32X |
| 32x | 32X |
| 32x | 32X |
| Sega 32x | 32X |
| Sega 32x / Neo Geo CD | 32X; NGCD |
| Sega 32X | 32X |
| Sega 32X | 32X |
| Sets 32x | 32X |
| 32x | 32X |
| Sega 32X | 32X |
| 32x | 32X |
| 32x | 32X |
| jaguar | Jaguar |
| Atari Jaguar | Jaguar |
| Atari Jaguar | Jaguar |
| Jaguar | Jaguar |
| Jaguar | Jaguar |
| Jaguar | Jaguar |
| Atari Jaguar | Jaguar |
| Jaguar | Jaguar |
| Jaguar | Jaguar |
| Jaguar | Jaguar |
| Jaguar | Jaguar |
| Jaguar CD | Jaguar CD |
| Atari Jaguar | Jaguar |
| Jaguar | Jaguar |
| Atari Jaguar | Jaguar |
| atari jaguar | Jaguar |
| Atari Jaguar | Jaguar |
| Atari jaguar | Jaguar |
| Atari jaguar | Jaguar |
| jaguar | Jaguar |
| Jaguar | Jaguar |
| Atari jaguar | Jaguar |
| Atari Jaguar | Jaguar |
| Jaguar | Jaguar |
| Atari Jaguar | Jaguar |
| Irem M72 | Irem |
| Rtype | Irem |
| R-Type Arcade | Irem |
| IREM M72 | Irem |
| Irem M72 and M92 plus Taito F3 | Irem; Taito F3 |
| Irem M72 | Irem |
| Irem M-92 | Irem |
| Irem M72 (R-Type etc) | Irem |
| Irem M-92 | Irem |
| irem m92 | Irem |
| Irem m72-m92 | Irem |
| Irem m72 etc | Irem |
| Irem M72 | Irem |
| R Type | Irem |
| Irem m92 | Irem |
| Irem M72 | Irem |
| IREM M92 | Irem |
| Irem M72 | Irem |
| IREM M92, Toaplan V1 and V2, a better x68000 core | Irem; Toaplan arcade; Improve existing core |
| IGS PolyGame Master | PGM |
| IGS PGM | PGM |
| PGM | PGM |
| PGM | PGM |
| PGM | PGM |
| PGM/Cave | PGM; CAVE 68000 |
| IGS PGM | PGM |
| Pgm | PGM |
| PGM | PGM |
| IGS PGM (InternationalGamesSystem PolyGameMaster) | PGM |
| Arcade cores (maybe IGS BGM) | PGM |
| Commodore C128, Sharp X1, Fujitsu FM-7, IGS PolyGame Master | Commodore 128; Sharp X1; Fujitsu FM-7; PGM |
| PGM Arcade | PGM |
| IGS PGM | PGM |
| Polygame master (taiwan) | PGM |
| pgm | PGM |
| CAVE 68000 or CAVE IGS PGM | CAVE 68000; PGM |
| Pgm | PGM |
| IGS Polygame Master | PGM |
| Virtual Boy | Virtual Boy |
| Virtual Boy | Virtual Boy |
| Virtual Boy | Virtual Boy |
| Virtual Boy | Virtual Boy |
| Nintendo Virtual Boy | Virtual Boy |
| Virtual Boy | Virtual Boy |
| Virtual Boy | Virtual Boy |
| Virtual Boy | Virtual Boy |
| Virtual Boy | Virtual Boy |
| Virtual boy | Virtual Boy |
| Pokémon Mini or Virtual Boy | Pokemon Mini; Virtual Boy |
| Virtual Boy | Virtual Boy |
| Virtual boy | Virtual Boy |
| Nintendo Virtual Boy | Virtual Boy |
| Virtual Boy | Virtual Boy |
| Idk, all the ones I really want are in development. Virtual Boy I guess. | Virtual Boy |
| Virtual boy | Virtual Boy |
| system 16 | System 16 |
| System16 | System 16 |
| Sega System 16 | System 16 |
| system 16-18 | System 16; System 18 |
| System16 | System 16 |
| System-16 | System 16 |
| Sega System 16 | System 16 |
| System 16 | System 16 |
| Cave 68000, System 16 | CAVE 68000; System 16 |
| System 16 | System 16 |
| SEGA System 16 | System 16 |
| Sega System 16/24 | System 16; System 32 |
| System16 | System 16 |
| Toaplan 1 & 2, sega system16 & 32 | Toaplan arcade; System 16; System 32 |
| System 16 cores | System 16 |
| Toaplan Version 2 | Toaplan arcade |
| Snow Bros arcade game | Toaplan arcade |
| Snow Bros. | Toaplan arcade |
| Toaplan arcade boards | Toaplan arcade |
| Snow Bros arcade core | Toaplan arcade |
| Toaplan V2 | Toaplan arcade |
| Anything Toaplan | Toaplan arcade |
| Toaplan v2 | Toaplan arcade |
| sorcer striker | Toaplan arcade |
| Truxton 2 arcade | Toaplan arcade |
| Toaplan with Armed Police Batrider | Toaplan arcade |
| Toaplan v2 | Toaplan arcade |
| Toaplan | Toaplan arcade |
| Toaplan | Toaplan arcade |
| Slapfight Arcade game | Toaplan arcade |
| Mac Color | Other |
| synthesizer | Other |
| Smaky computer range | Other |
| Macintosh II, or something that would run MAC OS 8, and be in color. | Other |
| Simple Z80 computers, like something that can run Grant Searle’s CP/M or RomWBW | Other |
| Pc | Other |
| Stand-alone sound chip implementations or a multi-chip core for direct music creation using MIDI or a tracker. Not sure this would be viable, but it’s a cool idea. | Other |
| MT32 | Other |
| Proper PC sim/VM (8086/286/386) | Other |
| Tappan PCB | Other |
| Vax | Other |
| 8088/8086 | Other |
| Pentium | Other |
| Chinese 100-games-in-1 I got for Christmas once | Other |
| Pentium w. 1st gen. 3d accelerator | Other |
| I would like to see the X68000 core receive some love. It’s there, but it’s not great and hasn’t been touched in years. | Improve existing core |
| Minimig with Vampire AMMX and SAGA extensions | Improve existing core |
| Perfection in current cores e.g. Apple Ii floppy write support | Improve existing core |
| PC9801/Sharp X68000 | Improve existing core; PC-9800 |
| X68000, GP32 | Improve existing core; GP32 |
| I want to see x68000 be developed further | Improve existing core |
| Sharp X68k | Improve existing core |
| X68000 with MT32 pi support | Improve existing core |
| Zx spectrum full z80 support | Improve existing core |
| A better Macintosh core | Improve existing core |
| x68k | Improve existing core |
| X68000 | Improve existing core |
| Dreamcast | Dreamcast |
| Dreamcast if possible | Dreamcast |
| Dreamcast (unlikely) | Dreamcast |
| Dreamcast but probably not feasible. | Dreamcast |
| Dreamcast | Dreamcast |
| Dreamcast | Dreamcast |
| Dreamcast | Dreamcast |
| Dreamcast | Dreamcast |
| Dreamcast | Dreamcast |
| Dreamcast | Dreamcast |
| CD-i | CD-i |
| Phillips CDI! | CD-i |
| CD-i | CD-i |
| Philips CD-i | CD-i |
| CDi | CD-i |
| CD-I | CD-i |
| Phillips CDi | CD-i |
| CD-i | CD-i |
| Phillips CDi | CD-i |
| Philips Cdi | CD-i |
| CD-i | CD-i |
| Phillips CDi | CD-i |
| Apple IIgs | Apple IIGS |
| Apple 2GS | Apple IIGS |
| Apple IIgs | Apple IIGS |
| Apple IIGS | Apple IIGS |
| Apple 2gs | Apple IIGS |
| Apple IIgs | Apple IIGS |
| Apple IIgs | Apple IIGS |
| Apple II GS | Apple IIGS |
| Apple IIgs | Apple IIGS |
| Apple //gs | Apple IIGS |
| Apple IIgs | Apple IIGS |
| Apple IIgs | Apple IIGS |
| FM Towns | FM Towns |
| FM towns | FM Towns |
| Fm towns marty | FM Towns |
| FM Towns Marty | FM Towns |
| FM Towns Marty | FM Towns |
| FMTowns | FM Towns |
| FM Towns | FM Towns |
| Neo Geo CD | NGCD |
| Nep geo CD | NGCD |
| NeoGeo CD | NGCD |
| Neogeo CD | NGCD |
| Neo Geo CD | NGCD |
| NeoGeo CD | NGCD |
| Neo Geo CD | NGCD |
| Neogeo cd | NGCD |
| Sega System 32 | System 32 |
| Jurassic park | System 32 |
| Sega System 32 - Golden Axe: Revenge of Death Adder | System 32 |
| SEGA System 32 | System 32 |
| System32 | System 32 |
| Sega system 32 arcade | System 32 |
| Taito F3 | Taito F3 |
| TAITO F3 | Taito F3 |
| Taito F3 system | Taito F3 |
| Taito F3 | Taito F3 |
| Taito F3 | Taito F3 |
| Taito F3 | Taito F3 |
| Commodore 128 | Commodore 128 |
| Mega65, Commodore 128 | MEGA65; Commodore 128 |
| Commodore 128 | Commodore 128 |
| Commodore 128 | Commodore 128 |
| Commodore 128 with 1571 disk drive | Commodore 128 |
| Commodore 128 | Commodore 128 |
| Intellivision | Intellivision |
| Intellivision | Intellivision |
| Intellivision | Intellivision |
| INTV | Intellivision |
| Intellivision | Intellivision |
| Intellivision | Intellivision |
| PC-98 | PC-9800 |
| PC88/98 | PC-9800 |
| PC-98 | PC-9800 |
| PC-88 or 98 | PC-8800; PC-9800 |
| Wonderswan | WonderSwan |
| Wonderswan | WonderSwan |
| Bandai WonderSwan | WonderSwan |
| Wonderswan Color | WonderSwan |
| Wonderswan Color | WonderSwan |
| Atari falcon | Atari Falcon |
| Atari Falcon | Atari Falcon |
| Atari Falcon, Amiga 4000 | Atari Falcon; Amiga 400 |
| Atari Falcon | Atari Falcon |
| Perhaps Motorola 56000 DSP for Atari Falcon :) | Atari Falcon |
| atari falcon | Atari Falcon |
| Amiga CD32 | Amiga CD32 |
| CD32 | Amiga CD32 |
| Amiga CD32 | Amiga CD32 |
| Amiga CD32 , CDTV | Amiga CD32; CDTV |
| Amiga CD32 | Amiga CD32 |
| cps2 | CPS-2 |
| cps2 | CPS-2 |
| CPS 2 | CPS-2 |
| Csp2 | CPS-2 |
| DS? I’m not sure what’s in development beyond PS1 | NDS |
| Nintendo DS | NDS |
| Nintendo DS | NDS |
| Nintendo DS | NDS |
| PSP | PSP |
| PSP | PSP |
| PSP | PSP |
| PSP | PSP |
| psi | PSP |
| Psikyo SH2 (for Psikyo shmups and Tetris TGM2) | Psikyo SH2 |
| Psykio arcade shmups | Psikyo SH2 |
| Tetris the Grand Master 2 (PSIKYO SH2) | Psikyo SH2 |
| Psikyo SH2 | Psikyo SH2 |
| Cave | CAVE 68000 |
| PS2 | PS2 |
| PS2 | PS2 |
| PS2 (not feasible, I know) | PS2 |
| Pokémon Mini | Pokemon Mini |
| Pokémon mini | Pokemon Mini |
| X68000 | X68000 |
| X68000 | X68000 |
| x68000 | X68000 |
| Game & Watch | Game & Watch |
| Game and Watch | Game & Watch |
| Game & Watch | Game & Watch |
| Color Macintosh (68030/68040) | Motorola 68040 |
| Motorola 68030/68040 (Amiga/Atari ST) | Motorola 68040 |
| 68040 | Motorola 68040 |
| PC-FX | PC-FX |
| Pcfx | PC-FX |
| Sega System 18 | System 18 |
| Tandy 1000/IBM PCJr | Tandy 1000 |
| Tandy 1000 | Tandy 1000 |
| Tandy 1000 | Tandy 1000 |
| Amstrad CPC plus | Amstrad CPC; Amstrad GX4000 |
| Amstrad GX4000 | Amstrad GX4000 |
| Commnader 16 and MEGA65 just as the ZX NEXT has been added just latly. | Commander X16; MEGA65 |
| CX16 | Commander X16 |
| GP32 | GP32 |
| NeXT Cube | NeXTcube |
| Neogeo | Neo Geo |
| NEO GEO | Neo Geo |
| pc-8801 | PC-8800 |
| Pico8 | PICO-8 |
| Pico-8 | PICO-8 |
| trs-80 model 4 | TRS-80 |
| TRS-80 CoCo 3 | TRS-80 |
| Thomson MO5 | Thomson |
| Thomson T07/TO8/T09 | Thomson |
| SuperVision | Watara Supervision |
| Wataru Supervision | Watara Supervision |
| 80c88/8088 core (DOS) | 8088 |
| Amiga 68060 | Amiga 68060 |
| Amstrad PC1512 | Amstrad PC1512 |
| Amstrad Plus | Amstrad Plus |
| Atari 2600 | Atari 2600 |
| 5200 | Atari 5200 |
| Atari Video Music C-240 | Atari Video Music |
| CAVE CV1000 | CAVE CV1000 |
| DEC PDP-11 | DEC PDP-11 |
| DEC VAX | DEC VAX |
| Enterprise 128 | Enterprise 128 |
| Fairlight CMI | Fairlight CMI |
| HP-41 | HP-41C |
| IBM RS/6000 | IBM RS/6000 |
| Mac OS 4.6 onwards | Mac OS |
| N-Gage | N-Gage |
| PC XT | PC XT |
| PDP11/70 | PDP11/70 |
| Ps5 :=) | PS5 |
| SEGA SC-3000 (added to Colecovision) | SEGA SC-3000 |
| Sega Pico | Sega Pico |
| Sord M5 | Sord M5 |
| Sparc | Sparc |
| Sega System 24 | System 24 |
| Tamagotchi | Tamagotchi |
| Tandy Model 6000 | Tandy 6000 |
| VT320 | VT320 |
What feature not currently in development would you like to see on MiSTer?
vec <- unlist(str_split(dat$Feature, "; "))
vec <- vec[vec != ""]
sorted <- sort(table(vec), decreasing = TRUE)
dat %>%
mutate(level = sapply(Feature, function(x) find_first(x, names(sorted)))) %>%
filter(What.feature.not.currently.in.development.would.you.like.to.see.on.MiSTer. != "") %>%
sample_n(nrow(.)) %>%
arrange(level) %>%
select(What.feature.not.currently.in.development.would.you.like.to.see.on.MiSTer., Feature) %>%
kable(col.names = NULL)| Unsure | |
| whatever the devs enjoy is good, they work for free | |
| I can’t say | |
| Unsure | |
| No idea. | |
| N/A | |
| N/A | |
| Not sure as I’m pretty new to the scene | |
| Unknown | |
| Unsure | |
| Unsure | |
| Not sure | |
| Not sure | |
| n/a | |
| Not sure | |
| I would like it to make me a ham sandwich | |
| It’s pretty damn good | |
| Not sure. It’s pretty great. | |
| Nothing that I can think of at the moment | |
| i don’t mind its already great | |
| don’t know | |
| N/A | |
| N/A | |
| None | |
| none | |
| can’t think of any | |
| Na | |
| I don’t know | |
| None | |
| Not sure | |
| Can’t think of any | |
| dont know | |
| I don’t know | |
| None | |
| None | |
| I’m happy where it’s at | |
| none | |
| I don’t know… | |
| idk | |
| n/a | |
| None | |
| The project does everything I need it to do. | |
| Can’t think of any: it does 100% of what I want | |
| No answer | |
| n/a | |
| Unsure. | |
| N/A | |
| N/A | |
| N/A | |
| Unsure | |
| Not sure | |
| – | |
| unsure | |
| Don’t know | |
| None | |
| - | |
| ? | |
| unsure | |
| Can’t think of any | |
| Anything is gravy | |
| N/A | |
| Not sure | |
| n/a | |
| Don’t know | |
| N/A | |
| I’m happy with the feature set. Feature creep is to be feared. | |
| Not sure if there is a upgrade plan if we need to leave DE10 | |
| ? | |
| Not sure | |
| Don’t know | |
| None, it’s perfect! | |
| Nothing, it is perfect like it is now | |
| none | |
| Not sure | |
| Nothing special | |
| Nothing | |
| Can’t think of any. Very happy with my MiSTer. | |
| None | |
| Don’t know | |
| It’s already pretty good I guess, can’t think of anything rn | |
| Don’t know | |
| Don’t know | |
| Not sure | |
| Non | |
| I don’t follow the scene close enough to know what is/isn’t currently in development. I’d like a ‘recent’ menu option and I think that’s in there now. The surprises are what makes it fun. Big brains doing cool video game things. | |
| It’s great already! Looking forward to what’s next, but I don’t have a feature wish list. Just arcade game wish list. (C64 updates have been excellent!) | |
| i like where it’s at | |
| Nothing | |
| Na | |
| I am not sure of the full developer set | |
| Consistent video effects. Confusing to have filters, scandoubler effects, core-specific blending, etc. | UX/UI |
| Better GUI | UX/UI |
| Map screenshot capture (or other keyboard keys) to a gamepad. | UX/UI |
| Themeable graphical frontend like Emulation Station | UX/UI |
| better osd menu, larger display with more text visible | UX/UI |
| Pi-HAT support, better GUI | UX/UI; Other |
| better filesystem organisation | UX/UI |
| A new GUI | UX/UI |
| Generic color control. Many cores are too bright, too dark, too saturated, etc. | UX/UI |
| Flavor/Details for cores and mras in the browser | UX/UI |
| Frontend like recalbox | UX/UI |
| Screen shot display | UX/UI |
| Better user interface with box art for each game | UX/UI |
| Family friendly front end. | UX/UI |
| Frontend | UX/UI |
| Recently played section | UX/UI |
| Easier configuration of different cores - especially the computer-cores | UX/UI |
| GB/GBA linked splitscreen, RetroAchievments, Games manual PDF reader | UX/UI; Core feature; Achievements |
| Improved graphical frontend | UX/UI |
| 1. Alternative GUI (graphical system selection / game selection screen, game metadata, screenshots, etc) | |
| 2. Boot into last game opened on a core | UX/UI |
| Nicer UI | UX/UI |
| UI color/theme customization | UX/UI |
| front end | UX/UI |
| Attract mode and better menu graphics | UX/UI |
| A way to add games to a favorites list (per core) | UX/UI |
| Save states, cheats, achievement, network play, as case that turn mister into a hanheld like PiBoy DMG. | Savestates; UX/UI; Achievements; Netplay; Hardware changes |
| Better front end | UX/UI |
| Better GUI | UX/UI |
| Take Screenshots with Controller Buttons | UX/UI |
| Curated Rom downloader (I know it’s illegal) | UX/UI |
| Search Field with on screen keyboard to look up a game and launch it. | UX/UI |
| Favourites tagging/menu | UX/UI |
| Better UI with games summary and screenshots during selection to choose unknow games. | UX/UI |
| Ability to assign hotkeys to OSD options | UX/UI |
| Richer menu system, (search features, favorites, more skinnable) | UX/UI |
| Bezel art | UX/UI |
| Print Screen button mapping | UX/UI |
| Menu usability | UX/UI |
| Customizable graphical UI | UX/UI |
| File organization /categorization under cores (built in “Peek”) and built in attract mode | File management; UX/UI |
| better looking menu | UX/UI |
| Improved Ui | UX/UI |
| Installer gui | UX/UI |
| Custom themes | UX/UI |
| More customization of MENU | UX/UI |
| Frontend | UX/UI |
| An easy to use interface to adjust video settings, like what Analogue consoles have. Editing .ini is not user friendly at all. I don’t understand video timings and would like something easy to set. | UX/UI; Video output |
| Meta data | UX/UI |
| Box art | UX/UI |
| Controller support for page down/up on game select | UX/UI |
| Better UI | UX/UI |
| Front end | UX/UI |
| Boxart | UX/UI |
| Manuals/coverart | UX/UI |
| In-game bezels/wallpaper. | UX/UI |
| Alternative core and rom selection UI | UX/UI |
| Better UI | UX/UI |
| PDF manual reader | UX/UI |
| Boxart, screenshot/video snap in menu | UX/UI |
| Front end | UX/UI |
| UI work, base linux system improvements (security, flexibility) | UX/UI; Bugfix |
| Coverarts | UX/UI |
| Overlays | UX/UI |
| OSD user text menu | UX/UI |
| MiSTer wide favourite lists (games from multiple cores launched from a quick menu) | UX/UI |
| Themes | UX/UI |
| remote rom launching | UX/UI |
| open source framework with full customization | UX/UI |
| A better front end GUI | UX/UI |
| Tiny face lift? It’s already so boss. | UX/UI |
| Nicer UI | UX/UI |
| Simple basic graphical representation (thumbnail) of arcade cores. | UX/UI |
| GUI with game info synced to a database | UX/UI |
| Cover art | UX/UI |
| Support for Bezels (PNG transparent files) in games / cores. | UX/UI |
| Frontend | UX/UI |
| Graphical interface | UX/UI |
| a native (not a script) updater | UX/UI |
| Game covers | UX/UI |
| A prettier UI | UX/UI |
| Customisable frontend | UX/UI |
| Kiosk friendly UI option (for visitors/cabinets) | UX/UI |
| Better, more graphical menus with video, images, text | UX/UI |
| streamlined menu | UX/UI |
| Better filesystem | File management; UX/UI |
| Easy “Go to Top of Folder” button. | UX/UI |
| save states and artwork if it doesnt go against developer philosophy | Savestates; UX/UI |
| Core-specific favorites list | UX/UI |
| Optional GUI with artwork/videos | UX/UI |
| Skins/Themes | UX/UI |
| A default setup for all cores and games that can be configured, filters joystick setting, sound volume normalised etc. | UX/UI |
| OSD customization | UX/UI |
| An option to read pdf manuals in games | UX/UI |
| Bit more intuitive GUI. | UX/UI |
| UI scaling/navigation (nothing too fancy) | UX/UI |
| an optional menu for people that play on LCD that uses more of the screen allowing the user to read longer file names without the text having to scroll | UX/UI |
| game manuals in the UI | UX/UI |
| Get rid of that fugly front end, kthanx | UX/UI |
| Better front end interface | UX/UI |
| Easier to change ini for crt easier | UX/UI |
| Set scanlines settings for multiple cores. | UX/UI |
| Add favorites | UX/UI |
| May be online game, A simple way to generate 250p video at 120khz, customizable hub with thumbnails, option to use original cartridges. | Netplay; Video output; UX/UI; Hardware integration |
| Soft power on/off | UX/UI |
| UI boarder options, especially for arcade cores | Video output; UX/UI |
| Game menu frontend with cover art | UX/UI |
| GUI for accessing network shares | UX/UI; File management |
| Onscreen text help overlay for computer cores that shows simple commands and keyremapping assistance | UX/UI |
| Enhanced Menu System | UX/UI |
| Better GUI | UX/UI |
| GUI with pictures/game info | UX/UI |
| customize start up screens for cores, and for MiSTer itself would be fun! | UX/UI |
| Reload the last core with the last rom used, auto load save state if there is one | UX/UI |
| Some reason I still can’t change the mf background!!! | UX/UI |
| Better virtual Tape/Disc interface | UX/UI |
| Front end | UX/UI |
| Better ui | UX/UI |
| Save state, more graphical ui? | Savestates; UX/UI |
| Basic frontend | UX/UI |
| Some kind of visual display for what the control layout of a core was. For example, what was the arcade layout of a neogeo arcade cabinet or the keyboard of a commodore 64? | UX/UI |
| Save States for all cores, customizable GUI for all platforms / per platform. | Savestates; UX/UI |
| Favorites | UX/UI |
| A proper GUI and also screen capture | UX/UI; Other |
| ability to list and launch console games directly by name in the UI like arcade games | UX/UI |
| Cleaner/streamlined UI | UX/UI |
| An optional(!) menu with more eye candy | UX/UI |
| Frontend with in game screenshots and system/game history | UX/UI |
| Per-game config saving. My #1 most requested feature since 2019. | UX/UI |
| Config editing e.g. video output mode from UI | Video output; UX/UI |
| A nicer GUI “nothing too fancy though” | UX/UI |
| OSD keyboard templates for each computer core (that highlights when you strike a key on your keyboard) | UX/UI |
| Box art display | UX/UI |
| Better GUI | UX/UI |
| WebGUI maybe, a modern GUI interface | UX/UI |
| Web-based frontend for remote management | UX/UI |
| Custom menu systems, and fancier upscaling and filters | UX/UI; Video output |
| A better menu. The current one is ugly. | UX/UI |
| Proper input Architecture for Arcade | Input; UX/UI |
| In menu global and per core resolution configuration | UX/UI; Video output |
| More ability to customise menu system | UX/UI |
| front end with media and metadata | UX/UI |
| read ASCII files (eg game manuals) | UX/UI |
| Box art in game selection screens | UX/UI |
| EmulationStation or similar setup. Yes I know the limitations. I’m sure something could be worked out. | UX/UI |
| Favourites list | UX/UI |
| Graphical front end | UX/UI |
| Attract mode | UX/UI |
| More UI flexibility and customization | UX/UI |
| Change UI color | UX/UI |
| Better UI | UX/UI |
| Media player and better cheat engine with editable codes. | UX/UI |
| More stylish ui | UX/UI |
| A configurable front-end that was game focused rather than format focused. | UX/UI |
| Save states on popular cores | Savestates |
| Save states for NES, SNES and Genesis. | Savestates |
| More save states. Easier 5x scaling settings | Savestates; Video output |
| Save states for all major consoles | Savestates |
| Save States | Savestates |
| Save states | Savestates |
| Save states for most cores (especially SNES/Genesis) | Savestates |
| Savestates everywhere | Savestates |
| Save states on more cores | Savestates |
| Universal High Score | Savestates |
| Highscore savings on arcade machines | Savestates |
| High score saves for arcade games | Savestates |
| save states for all console cores | Savestates |
| savestates for more cores | Savestates |
| More save states, preferably on all cores eventually | Savestates |
| Pause and Save for all cores | Savestates |
| More save state implementations | Savestates |
| Hiscore save in more arcade games; apply rom patches on the fly | Savestates |
| One button save states - not multiple button presses | Savestates |
| Save state on all cores | Savestates |
| save states for genesis games | Savestates |
| Core-independent universal savestates | Savestates |
| High score saves | Savestates |
| Save states on tg-16 :) | Savestates |
| save state for nes | Savestates |
| Arcade savestates | Savestates |
| Keeping high scores | Savestates |
| Save states for all cores. | Savestates |
| High score save | Savestates |
| Save states | Savestates |
| Save states for all cores | Savestates |
| save status | Savestates |
| More save state support | Savestates |
| savestates | Savestates |
| Save states in all cores | Savestates |
| Save states for more cores. | Savestates |
| 16bit console save states | Savestates |
| Saves states would be huge | Savestates |
| Save states | Savestates |
| Save stats for SMS/Genesis/SNES/PC Engine | Savestates |
| Better save state support | Savestates |
| Save states in all cores | Savestates |
| save states for all console cores | Savestates |
| save states on all cores | Savestates |
| More cores supported with high score saving | Savestates |
| Save States for more cores | Savestates |
| Savestates/ Nice Menu | Savestates |
| Save States and Rewind | Savestates |
| Across the board save states | Savestates |
| save highscore feature in arcade cores | Savestates |
| save load states, quick character select in fighting games | Savestates; Other |
| Savestates | Savestates |
| Save states | Savestates |
| Can’t think of anything. Save states was the last thing I wanted. Hope to see them on all console cores eventually. | Savestates |
| save states, which i know is partly underway | Savestates |
| save states on all cores | Savestates |
| Universal save states | Savestates |
| High score saves for arcade cores | Savestates |
| Unified savestate support | Savestates |
| Arcade core auto highscore table saving | Savestates |
| Save states on SNES core and other cores | Savestates |
| More save states | Savestates |
| Save states for cores I use | Savestates |
| universal save states | Savestates |
| Savestates on more cores | Savestates |
| snes savestate, arcade highscore save | Savestates |
| Save states | Savestates |
| Save states | Savestates |
| Save States for more cores | Savestates |
| Save states across all cores as a standard | Savestates |
| Savestates in all cores | Savestates |
| Savestates for more console cores, online gameplay would be massive. | Savestates; Netplay |
| Wanted save states and now they’re starting to appear so now I have no more things to ask for. | Savestates |
| Save states | Savestates |
| save states for different cores | Savestates |
| Save states | Savestates |
| Save states on other cores like Neo Geo | Savestates |
| Save states on SNES / Genesis / PCE | Savestates |
| Save states to more core (e.g., Sega Genesis). | Savestates |
| 50+ Save State slots | Savestates |
| Save states on SNES & PC ENGINE CD-ROM | Savestates |
| Save states | Savestates |
| Save States | Savestates |
| Savestates on more cores | Savestates |
| Rewind | Savestates |
| More save states for other console cores like SNES | Savestates |
| save states for more cores | Savestates |
| Save states across all cores. | Savestates |
| Save states | Savestates |
| Save states, SMS Bios support | Savestates; Core feature |
| Save states for more systems | Savestates |
| Save States | Savestates |
| SNES/Genesis save states | Savestates |
| Save states snes | Savestates |
| SNES save state | Savestates |
| Save states? | Savestates |
| Save states for every core | Savestates |
| More save states | Savestates |
| Save states for more cores. I understand that the mapping is complicated, esp when dealing with multiple components, and that sorg prefers to keep things as vanilla and featureless as possible in the main mister cores, but save states are >>> for speedrunners/developers :) | Savestates |
| save states for arcade cores | Savestates |
| Save states for cores that don’t have it | Savestates |
| Save state for more cores (not necessary but nice to have) | Savestates |
| Rewind/Fast Forward on more cores | Savestates |
| More universal savestates in console cores and a 60 Hz HDMI fully buffered with reduced latency over current implementation. | Savestates; Video output |
| Arcade saving score for all arcade cores | Savestates |
| savestates | Savestates |
| Save states | Savestates |
| Universal save states sand rewind | Savestates |
| More save states | Savestates |
| Save states | Savestates |
| Save states | Savestates |
| Save states in the Mega Drive/SNES cores. | Savestates |
| More save states on more cores | Savestates |
| Savestates for all systems | Savestates |
| Savestates on more cores, specifically SNES | Savestates |
| Save state | Savestates |
| Savestates where possible | Savestates |
| Save states | Savestates |
| Savestates | Savestates |
| Save states for cores that don’t have it | Savestates |
| Savestates for more cores | Savestates |
| Save states for more cores (Technically in development but not for all). Better GUI | Savestates |
| A rehaul of the save system that automatically saves to SD, version controls and backs up to remote across all cores. | Savestates |
| Width adjustment or save states | Savestates; Video output |
| Save states on all cores where not currently available. | Savestates |
| More save state stuff, knowing some of that is just very hard given the complexity of systems | Savestates |
| Save states on more cores | Savestates |
| Rewind, fast forward | Savestates |
| Save states for cores that don’t currently support them | Savestates |
| Better scaling for modern displays | Video output |
| Geometry in crt | Video output |
| S-video and Composite output from analog IO board | Video output |
| 9x scaling | Video output |
| Better consumer CRT support over component. | Video output |
| Screen flip on all vertical cores | Video output |
| A larger osd where resolution permits | Video output |
| Deinterlacing of 480i | Video output |
| zero-lag 60hz for console cores | Video output |
| Free zoom; OSSC-like per scanline tweaking | Video output |
| Change background for VGA output without using scaler | Video output |
| More scanline options | Video output |
| Vector display output (as X/Y/I or X/Y/I/C signals), ePD (electrophoretic/e-Paper display) drivers | Video output |
| Adjust screen for every core for rgb | Video output |
| S-video | Video output |
| The ability to use the scan doubler with a frame buffer on hdmi and leaving the analog video alone | Video output |
| Native CRT H/V adjust | Video output |
| Support for vector display / crt oscilloscope | Video output |
| Play pc dos games on crt | Video output |
| Jvs-support on usb-io | Video output; Input |
| Bezels for 4:3 games on 16:10/16:9 display | Video output |
| Svideo / composite out | Video output |
| Neo Geo 1440p vscale_mode=0 | Video output |
| sxreen rotation so all cores can use verical screens | Video output |
| Bezels for arcade cores | Video output |
| 1200p native support | Video output |
| Geometry position on all cores (for CRT adjustment) | Video output |
| Universal 5x | Video output |
| Composite via direct video | Video output |
| Ability to switch upside/down screen orientation, some old arcade cores are still not playable on LCD because of orientation problem. | Video output |
| CRT settings on all cores | Video output |
| Analog downscale | Video output |
| Freesync/Hdmi VRR for use with most recent TV’s and PC Monitors. | Video output |
| Cocktail mode’ scaler for non-cocktail games | Video output |
| hi-res video output for vector arcade games | Video output |
| An option for 1x, 2x, 3x, etc scaling. | Video output |
| Official V-pos and H-pos adjustment | Video output |
| Ability to sync some cores to 60hz. Ex: NEO GEO | Video output |
| H and V screen position in all cores | Video output |
| Streamline video modes per core. Have 1440p screen and a 4k one | Video output |
| RetroArch style high 240p resolutions for vga | Video output |
| I had to think about this one! Maybe an interlaced video mode (480i) for analog as an option for playing rotated vertical games on a horizontal cga monitor? | Video output |
| a way to do s-video out from the Analog I/O board | Video output |
| More CRT options, like H/V centering | Video output |
| Better screen settings | Video output |
| Better composite video support | Video output |
| Filters for simulating various types of CRT masks/apertures; composite video output | Video output |
| Screen Flip on all cores. | Video output |
| default gamme option like for filters in the main mister.ini | Video output |
| RGB Subpixel CRT Filter Emulation. | Video output |
| Widely available composite video for use with commodore 1702. | Video output |
| Much easier 15 KHz output through composite cable/SVideo. | Video output |
| Crt rotation | Video output |
| Better scanlines / CRT-like shader filters for LCD TVs, Menu graphical themes for browsing games like EmulationStation | Video output |
| Widescreen mode in console cores | Video output |
| Even better CRT look with scanlines, dithering, etc | Video output |
| 4:3 Borders for GBA | Video output |
| Variable Refresh Rate support | Video output |
| CRT horizontal and vertical adjust | Video output |
| Vector output | Video output |
| composite blend in more cores | Video output |
| Better composite integration for cores, Composite/RF CRTs are very cheap/free here in the USA. The cost of PVM/PC does not outway the performance for most. At least people that I know in my area (midwest) | Video output |
| Complete Vertical and Horizontal resizing for all cores. But especially stretching to full-screen for handheld systems in Analog out (CRT) | Video output |
| CRT h+v adjustment for all cores | Video output |
| Native VGA output on ao486 (without using the scaler) | Video output |
| Proper original resolutions for ao486 | Video output |
| TV H/V size and position configuration per core | Video output |
| composite / svideo | Video output |
| Rotate screen on some arcade cores so I wouldn’t have to physically turn my CRT | Video output |
| 4K output, deep color output, with scalers/filters | Video output |
| Option to switch core speed to exactly 60hz | Video output |
| CRT H/V adjustment, LLAPI natively, SNAC in all cores | Video output; Input; SNAC |
| Complex feature : better CRT-like filters with scanlines, upscaling & edge improvements… Simple feature : shortcut to increase / decrease dynamically the scaling factor applied : sometimes a bug scaling factor looks cool, sometimes it’s better to have a finer / smaller picture :) | Video output |
| hd mode 7, | Video output |
| Core frequency doubling. IE, to laglessly allow 240p120Hz to allow 240p on 31KHz displays | Video output |
| A 60.00hz option with no latency like Analogue consoles. | Video output |
| Composite output | Video output |
| 5x scaling on all possible cores | Video output |
| Native composite out | Video output |
| HV Frame Shift | Video output |
| Composite Blend option for the genesis built in for ALL cores and lower strength options for non 320 pixel res games e.g 256 (the composite blend video filters don’t work on CRTs)/ H and V centring for CRT users | Video output |
| 4K HDMI video output | Video output |
| More straightforward scaling options | Video output |
| ARM CPU Framebuffer Processing for CRT simulation filtering | Video output |
| Better scanlines effects | Video output |
| Displayport output | Video output |
| CRT shaders (like CRT-Royale), and per-game settings | Video output |
| H&V CRT adjustment | Video output |
| Support for composite signal | Video output |
| Shader support (e.g. CRT Royale) (yes I know this is highly unlikely if not impossible) | Video output |
| The ability to be used as an analogue video converter/upscaler like the ossc | Other |
| Full-blown multi-format music player / librarian for native game music files, utilizing the different sound chip cores. With a front-end like https://mmontag.github.io/chip-player-js | Other |
| MIDI input | Other |
| Retroachievements, bizhawk shuffler like features | Achievements; Other |
| Music File reader for SNES NES etc | Other |
| Software Emulation support for non FPGA cores | Other |
| Opensource toolchain! ;-) | Other |
| Power on/off with controller. | Other |
| ability to have more than 4 mister.ini profiles | Other |
| Anti-Millennial Subsonic Douche-Repellent Frequency generator | Other |
| Local/Remote commands/API to launch Core+ROM and get current Core+ROM etc to allow for automation and better integration projects e.g. launch games from a phone/tablet app with GUI. Dynamic LED arcade cabinet marquee, hardware buttons for direct launch of favourite cores etc | Other |
| Stable Symlink Support | Other |
| launching a core + game from ssh/command line | Other |
| online leaderboards for arcade | Other |
| Cloud saves | Other |
| Standard use of SD CARD SLOT on analog board | Other |
| direct curated browsing and download of content from internet archirve, roms, bios, etc. | Other |
| Controller Screenshot Function | Other |
| Web interface to swap cores/games | Other |
| Built in lag tester like the time sleuth. This should measure the lag via photo diode back to gpio. | Other |
| Backup saves and metadata to attached usb storage across all cores for easy backup. | Other |
| Original OS | Other |
| The ability to auto-save without opening OSD. A warning message like the one you get with the recents feature would be enough. | Other |
| Video/Media player compatible with 15Khz analog output | Other |
| True seamless background autosave (I.e. not having to open OSD to save) | Other |
| Controller Battery Indicator | Other |
| Real auto saves that don’t need call menu. | Other |
| ADC for missing 8 bit | Other |
| moonlight-embedded (requires a video encoder in FPGA) | Other |
| Web API to allow launching cores and games from a third party launcher interface | Other |
| Add Kodi to the android part. | Other |
| mister link for 2x DE-10 | Other |
| Support audio for USB like Astro Fones | Other |
| Option to use hard CPU | Other |
| CDROM audio | Other |
| DVD ISO player | Other |
| FPGA video player | Other |
| Safe Shutdown option to prevent SD corruption | Other |
| Some mobile app remote controller (like Kodi Remote) | Other |
| screen to show game jacket | Other |
| Load IPS patches without patching roms | Other |
| Fan controls | Other |
| User led ON for tate mode arcade game, OFF for horizontal mode | Other |
| Memory interaction via USB (for autosplitters/game trackers, ex: QUSB2SNES) | Other |
| sleep mode | Other |
| A proper owner | Other |
| Background updating | Other |
| Video player that I could use in a crt | Other |
| NSF chiptune visualizer | Other |
| Better SMB integration | Other |
| Safe utilities (scripts require root) | Other |
| Jetpack | Other |
| Playlists, some ability to connect to a network database to see recommended lists of games for each platform from popular users | Other |
| Oc for nes | Other |
| Power down with save data complete notification. Save file archive folder. | File management; Other |
| Sleep / Power Save Mode | Other |
| Tools supporting development of new software for target platforms | Other |
| Some way to have an automatic record of games saves. | Other |
| USB/SSD Boot (no sd needed) | Other |
| Not really MiSTer related, but would love to see MT32pi support full AWE32 soundfont v2.01 simulation with inherited ROM samples. | Other |
| Auto run script to connect to my network storage where my game folder is. | Other |
| Linux console access to load core and ROMs so it can be integrated with home assistant. | Other |
| Chromecast support / screen mirroring | Other |
| Some kind of integration with the community on the mister itself | Other |
| Low input lag with generic USB controllers. | Other |
| Network play for consoles | Netplay |
| Remote networking multiplayer | Netplay |
| Internet multiplayer | Netplay |
| Fightcade | Netplay |
| Online play | Netplay |
| On line co-op!! | Netplay |
| Online server for mulati player online | Netplay |
| Network play (unless this is already a thing) | Netplay |
| online multiplayer support. either thru the MiSTer or separate device | Netplay |
| Online multiplayer | Netplay |
| Network Play | Netplay |
| Netplay/X-Band emulation | Netplay |
| internet Multiplayer | Netplay |
| Online play | Netplay |
| netplay | Netplay |
| Netplay | Netplay |
| Net play support | Netplay |
| The next frontier would be the ability to play games with other Mister users over net code, I suppose | Netplay |
| Network gameplay | Netplay |
| Netplay/link cable emulation | Netplay |
| Online play | Netplay |
| multiplayer | Netplay |
| Online play | Netplay |
| Netplay | Netplay |
| Online gaming | Netplay |
| Online multiplayer for console games | Netplay |
| netplay | Netplay |
| online multiplayer | Netplay |
| Online multiplayer | Netplay |
| Networked multiplayer | Netplay |
| Online multiplayer | Netplay |
| Netplay with other MiSTer users | Netplay |
| Rollback netcode | Netplay |
| Netplay | Netplay |
| Netplay | Netplay |
| online coop? don’t think it’s possible, but it’d be cool | Netplay |
| Netplay | Netplay |
| Centralized way to play offline games with other MISTer users online similar to parsec. | Netplay |
| Online Multiplayer | Netplay |
| Online Multiplayer + cam/mic support | Netplay |
| If possible, rollback netplay implementation. Playing locally on the mister is amazing, being able to play online with friends would also be amazing :) | Netplay |
| Direct Online multiplayer connectivity | Netplay |
| Retroachievements, Netplay | Achievements; Netplay |
| Cartridge support (even via USB dumping) | Hardware integration |
| USB CD-ROM Support | Hardware integration |
| Cartridge Reading | Hardware integration |
| Marquee led support | Hardware integration |
| Real memory card access | Hardware integration |
| original cartridges | Hardware integration |
| Cartridge connector | Hardware integration |
| disk drives | Hardware integration |
| Card/cartridge reader options would be nice | Hardware integration |
| Cartridge Adapters | Hardware integration |
| Support for gyros in controllers like Wiimote and Dual Shock 4, and support for SMS and Famicom 3D hardware | Input; Hardware integration |
| Optical drive input | Hardware integration |
| Physical cartridge support | Hardware integration |
| Exposing the nes and snes expansion slots over usb for dev purposes and potentially things like crowd control integration | Hardware integration |
| A real double sid chip module, along the lines of mt32-pi | Hardware integration |
| Retrode support | Hardware integration |
| More physical hardware integration | Hardware integration |
| Real cartridge support | Hardware integration |
| support for original microcomputer peripherals, media and rom images | Hardware integration |
| Being able to play 2 gb games at the same time with link cable | Hardware integration |
| CD-ROM adapter or some kind | Hardware integration |
| SIO support for Atari 800 via user port and/or integrated FujiNet. Better 2600 support. Apple IIe writable disk. | Hardware integration |
| Specifically the ability to save to disk on BBC core. | Hardware integration |
| Real disk drive connection to Mister cores (ao468,Amiga, Atari ST) | Hardware integration |
| real Motorola 68040 addon-board | Hardware integration |
| Use of own cartridges | Hardware integration |
| Probably not possible, but a GBA cartridge adapter for playing gba games. | Hardware integration |
| Cartridge support | Hardware integration |
| Cartridge adaper | Hardware integration |
| Making a cluster of DE-10s | Hardware integration |
| A way to connect OG cartridges | Hardware integration |
| Dual core interconnected, like 2 GBA cores running simultaneously, interconnected with GBA link cable | Hardware integration |
| Use original cardrige | Hardware integration |
| Use for real console cartridges | Hardware integration |
| Real physical C64 cartridge reader. Real Amiga floppy drive support. | Hardware integration |
| Combine Mister and Raspi to have some more hybrid shit | Hardware integration |
| Maybe an ISA adapter for old computer cards, or some sort of external video card | Hardware integration |
| Physical Carts | Hardware integration |
| Cartridge adapter | Hardware integration |
| Cartridge Adapter | Hardware integration |
| Gba link cable support | Hardware integration |
| internal low latency usb | Input |
| Light Gun Support | Input |
| lightgun support and some kind of wireless audio | Input |
| Light gun compatibility | Input |
| Auto controller layout mapping | Input |
| Integrated BLiSSTER support in the main repo | Input |
| ColecoVision hybridized controller+keyboard support | Input |
| Better default settings, controller mappings included with it | Input |
| Singen light gun compatiblity | Input |
| Dual mouse support! | Input |
| official lightgun support for all cores that did have OEM lightguns | Input |
| Sinden lightgun bezel support | Input |
| lightguns on lcd with wii sensor or similar | Input |
| Sinden Light Gun support | Input |
| Dual Use for USB and DB9 controller in the same Mister Menu Core | Input |
| Lightgun support | Input |
| Light gun for had tv’s | Input |
| button combinaison for coin insert | Input |
| input setup for all cores | Input |
| Official BlisSTer support. | Input |
| I would just like wireless controllers to not stop working after cold resets | Input |
| Official padde/spinner | Input |
| Official Bliss support | Input |
| Universal joystick/controller mappings | Input |
| wiimote/sensor bar support for lightgun games | Input |
| Sinden light gun on LED/LCD displays | Input |
| Lightgun support | Input |
| Light gun support for LCD | Input |
| Sinden lightgun | Input |
| Good controller mapping | Input |
| Sinden light gun support | Input |
| LLAPI integrated in master branch as an option with snac | Input; SNAC |
| Lightgun for LCD TV | Input |
| Rapid fire | Input |
| More flexible input options, e.g. map buttons from different controllers/USB devices to the same player, etc. | Input |
| Integrated BLiSSTER support in the main repo | Input |
| snes msu-1 for high quality audio | Core feature |
| Uhmm, PSX? | Core |
| PSX | Core |
| Sega Super Scaler. e.g. Out Run, Thunder Blade | Core |
| GUS on ao486 | Core feature |
| better commodore core features | Core feature |
| C64 cpu acceleration | Core feature |
| Better disk access in ao486 (for Windows/Linux/BeOS). Automatic battery backup per game in NES, GB and Genesis. | Core feature |
| 7z support or msu1 | File management; Core feature |
| Konami Arcade boards | Core |
| SNES core that can run Vitor Vilela’s SMW widescreen hack. | Core feature |
| laserdisc emulation | Core |
| Redbook audio support in ao486 | Core feature |
| Amstrad M4 Board | Core |
| Floppy Support or Floppy Sounds for Amiga | Core feature |
| MSU-1 support in SNES core | Core feature |
| Music Player (Primarily Genesis) | Core |
| outrun core | Core |
| wonder swan | Core |
| Konami Board and the Naomi, Arcade Boards that haven’t been worked on. | Core |
| Amiga hybrid core, more performance for the 486 core including FPU support | Core feature |
| Just more cores, especially arcade cores! | Core |
| “68080” amiga and 8MB chip ram | Core feature |
| Selectable bios for Master System | Core feature |
| Apollo AC68080 core on MiSter | Core |
| Landing Gear (Taïto, Arcade) | Core |
| Full featured input test core that doesn’t require launching a ROM or using the awful mapping screen | Core |
| Nintendo 64 | Core |
| .cas file support for atari800 | Core feature |
| N64 | Core |
| SYSTEM 16,32 SEGA , PGM, CAVE SH3 ,capcom CPS3 | Core |
| snes msu-1 | Core feature |
| Nintendo 64 | Core |
| Sega SC3000 audio cassette support | Core feature |
| Drive support for the Ti994a, already available on Mist never ported to MiSTer | Core feature |
| N64 | Core |
| CDFJ/DPC+ ARM implementation for 2600 core | Core feature |
| Game Boy two-player split screen on one screen | Core feature |
| Scsi for ao486, or better idea. So os2 or bsd could boot | Core feature |
| FLU in Minimig | Core feature |
| X68000 | Core |
| Webcam as Game Boy camera | Core feature |
| Xbox | Core |
| Vampire | Core |
| SNES MSU-1 | Core feature |
| N64 | Core |
| Pentium 2 | Core |
| 32x | Core |
| Pinball Simulation | Core |
| Cheat support for arcade cores | Core feature |
| fix for keyboard on macplus | Core feature |
| A Gameboy Core that basically runs two Gameboys for multi-player support. | Core feature |
| Virtual Boy | Core |
| PS2 | Core |
| Floppy and CD-ROM for ao486 and Minimig | Core feature |
| Sufami Turbo support in the SNES core | Core feature |
| Nothing immediately comes to mind besides more cores, the project feels pretty feature-rich already. | Core |
| Konami Arcade games | Core |
| MSU1 for SNES for enhanced soundtracks. | Core feature |
| More arcade | Core |
| Speed ups | Core feature |
| Dreamcast but that is a pipe dream due to hardware limitations | Core |
| Apple II writable disks | Core feature |
| PlayStation | Core |
| MSU-1 | Core feature |
| Drum mode support for DOS AdLib | Core feature |
| Gamecube | Core |
| More cores that utilise hybrid emulation, combination of the FPGA and the ARM core(s) | Core |
| Floppy and IDE bus emulation on ao486 | Core feature |
| Genesis/MD EEPROM Support | Core feature |
| Dedicated music player/tracker cores for various FM synthesis sound chips, i.e. Yamaha YMF262 | Core |
| Writeable disks in Apple 2 core | Core feature |
| N64 SNAC | Core; SNAC |
| 2-player Gameboy support | Core feature |
| irem M92 | Core |
| Better Power Supply/Cleaner File Structure | Hardware changes; File management |
| a UI that can more easily deal with a large volume of games | File management |
| use of sata or nvme drives on ext4. Something that would be able to support symbolic links. | File management |
| NFS (network file system) compatibility and his configuration script | File management |
| Dynamic ROM sorting | File management |
| Better onboard file system support | File management |
| Network storage devices | File management |
| An easy-to-use Linux-based file manager for copying to/from external media like USB drives or other SD cards. | File management |
| Save swapping | File management |
| filtering arcade cores by horizontal/vertical orientation | File management |
| directory structure customization / core selection (not requiring to download all cores on updates) | File management |
| Symlinks/favorites, something like that to make multiple ways of organizing games instead of just alphabetical | File management |
| Console mra | File management |
| OLED screen support that shows mister specs and current game/system | Hardware changes |
| Built in 2.4 GHz for controller. | Hardware changes |
| A full mini itx I/O board | Hardware changes |
| More IO | Hardware changes |
| Fix HDMI CEC issues | Hardware changes |
| Single height board expansion with vga - scart - audio and usb to fit into retro cases without the need for all types of extension leads. | Hardware changes |
| native SATA for SSD , MP401 wave header , | Hardware changes |
| a board with db9 that we dont need to solder | Hardware changes |
| Wifi and BT integrated on DE-10 | Hardware changes |
| USB AUDIO. SO I can use my bluetooth headphones | Hardware changes |
| Custom PCB/FPGA with HDMI 2.1 for 4K output and VRR | Hardware changes |
| 2-Player SNAC or LLAPI in Main | SNAC |
| Multiple SNAC ports (2 - 4), if possible | SNAC |
| SNAC GPIO daughter board…XD | SNAC |
| More SNAC input types | SNAC |
| A SNAC PS1 and Saturn controller adapter. | SNAC |
| 2 players SNAC or alternative to LLAPI | SNAC |
| Better SNAC support | SNAC |
| SNAC for Arcade Cores | SNAC |
| Further support for SNAC | SNAC |
| Retro Achievements | Achievements |
| RetroAchievements | Achievements |
| Retroachievements would be amazing! | Achievements |
| RetroAchievements | Achievements |
| Retro achievements | Achievements |
| a case that doesn’t look like a brick | Aesthetics |
| A case that isn’t ugly as hell. I I love the MiSTer, but all the cases are ugly, even the aluminum ones. It’s the one and only meaningful thing Analogue has on the MiSTer. | Aesthetics |
| A case that looks like a console | Aesthetics |
| Console like case. | Aesthetics |
| Better looking cases with all I/Os in back | Aesthetics |
| console-looking cases | Aesthetics |
| Nicer cases | Aesthetics |
| Not more cores, but even better accuracy | Bugfix |
| Maybe not a feature, but a frequent bug I notice where, if I’m on a core too long (especially NeoGeo), it becomes unresponsive. No buttons work. Cannot get to the Mister menu. Have to unplug the Mister. Possibly a memory leak? I’m not skilled enough to diagnose nor resolve. It’s my only complaint to an otherwise fantastic hardware kit. | Bugfix |
| Would love to see a real fix for the “scrambled video” problem after multiple core reboots | Bugfix |
| Better wifi dongle support | Bugfix |
| Better documentation for cores and video filters. While information can be found on the github pages, something more centralized and easier to navigate for regular users would be nice. | Community support |
| Core writing tutorial | Community support |
| Development Tutorials so more people can jump in and enhance Mister | Community support |
Thank you!
