I love it! I always wonder what people are using the breakout board to do but now I knowAnd a pic of it in the machine. Unfortunately the bloody monitor is playing up again. The image from the MiSTer is there for a nano second and then gone.
ThanksI love it! I always wonder what people are using the breakout board to do but now I know
From someone is really poor at crimping wires, your wiring job looks excellent!
. I’m getting better at crimping. Those wires weren’t technically done correctly as I think the insulation part of the wire is meant to be crimped with the wings on the base of the pin - but it was too thick to fit in my crimper with the pins I had. All good though. It’s a snug crimp and will be fine for this purpose.
thanks, so cryptic around here. just trying to compare a few options. to me this is a good feature, but also not a deal breaker. thanks again!
Since you're asking in a thread about MiSTercade, I vote you get a MiSTercade! I'm not familiar with "SM", can you specify who that is?
Thanks for the quick response. SM = Social Media (Twitter). I saw your tweet yesterday about the v1.2 boards shipping from China soon (big thumbs up!). I've already got my pre-order in for the v1.2 LITE kit. and am looking forward to trying this thing out. The current lack of availablity across the MiSTer JAMMA solution space most likely has folks in the market (like me) looking for other options.Since you're asking in a thread about MiSTercade, I vote you get a MiSTercade! I'm not familiar with "SM", can you specify who that is?
In any case, MiSTercade is, in my opinion, the best solution. The video circuit is 1:1 with a very expensive series of arcade PCBs. The audio amp is also very clear and powerful (12-20W). Various accessories, such as the Remote (volume knob, coin buttons, SNAX, and admin buttons), and the Versus (soon to be released cabinet linking solution) augmet the capability. The input encoder is the fastest ever measured (0.7ms), and mappings are available for all current arcade cores so you can download and get to playing. 3 successful rounds of sales and many many satisfied customers. I'd share the actual sales numbers but I don't want to make anyone feel bad
Yep. That’s kind of what I’m seeing as well. Thanks.
The problem with 4 player cores is that there aren't any. The problem with 4 player cabinets is that there aren't any standards. The most popular ones are Konami, with maybe CPS-III being a second. In any case, I've thought about relasing an extra 2P encoder so you can wire up P3 and P4.
Getting very close, I think. It's taken longer than expected because I've added extra stuff. Design is mostly done, just working on firmware now, and finalizing things@misteraddons any word on the express? I was hopeful to use it in my entertainment center last summer. I've dying of old age over here... 2x Mistercades for the cabs and I need the express (may start shopping around) to consolize my third Mister w/ 2x ram support
Ok, I admit, this was a pretty big brain fart. And yeah, I meant the 3P/4P CPS kick header.Actually....
There's a few 3 & 4 player arcade cores and games on MiSTer - seven games outside of Capcom CPS1 & 2:
Gauntlet
Gauntlet II
Hyper Sports
Rampage
Snow Bros 2 (Toaplan)
Bullet (Sega System 16)
Dunk Shot (Sega System 16)
Captain Commando (CPS1)
Knights of the Round (CPS1)
King of Dragons (CPS1)
Final Fight Anniversary (CPS1)
Mercs (CPS1)
Muscle Bomber (CPS1)
Cadillacs & Dinosaurs (CPS1.5)
Saturday Night Slammasters (CPS1.5)
Warriors of Fate (CPS1.5)
Alien Vs Predator (CPS2)
Armored Warriors (CPS2)
Battle Circuit (CPS2)
Dungeons and Dragons - Shadows over Mistara (CPS2)
Dungeons and Dragons - Tower of Doom (CPS2)
Also, I think you meant CPS2 as a popular platform instead of CPS3. CPS3 doesn't have any 3-4 player games.
As it is with the current MiSTer hats (including MiSTercade), you can plug in two USB controllers for Player 3 and Player 4, or use a USB encoder (ie Undamned, Brook) to wire up your cab's Player 3 and Player 4 controllers.
