I'm mostly interested about PSX core of MISTER, and I was wondering, will it get to perfection on current de-10 nano? Or is it limited hardware wise? If it is limited, will there be another, more powerful stuff coming in some years? If it will come, will whole set need to be bought new, or just the core?

Hi guys - it's been a fun journey for us at ozmistermods.com but we've decided to close down the store due to life events resulting in not having enough time to keep the store running. We're having a sale of the remaining stock on the store, and we also have lots of other odd ends and spare parts such as PCBs, SNAC cases, parts to make MT32-Pi's which aren't listed but if anyone is interested in these just shoot us an email at [ozmistermods@gmail.com](mailto:ozmistermods@gmail.com)

I am running into a weird thing. This rom of Air Zonk does not work. It has a [U] on it. You would think it would work.

If I try a version with a trainer on it, it works. I also tried the U rom in an emulator and it did not work.

So, I guess it is a bad dump. It just seems odd is was not marked with a b.

I'm new to Mister, I was wondering how it is with composite and scart/RGB and RF? I have famicom and super famicom, psx with CRT and I was wondering if Mister could replace them. The setups here don't offer analog output, and they only mention VGA if they mention it : https://ultimatemister.com/product-category/ultimate-mister/

If not are there any plans to implement it in any of them?

Saw the Saturn core getting updated and wanted a reason to use something simplier than Retroarch

Hello guys, what exactly do I need to buy if I only want to play SNES and NES games?

I'm going to be hosting a local fighting game tournament in a couple weeks, and we'll be using a couple of MISTer FPGA's for the most accurate experience possible. Concern has been raised about competitors having to set up their controllers for every set though, which could lead to a lot of confusion if someone messes something up. What I'm wondering is this- how does button remapping for individual controllers work on the MISTer FPGA? Does the MISTer create an individual profile file for every new controller mapped in the menu? And if so, is it possible to download pre mapped controller profile files and put them on the MISTer?

If anybody understands how the button mapping works, or where I might find these pre mapped controller profiles, please let me know.