Subj : Re: MiSTer FPGA
To   : jack phlash
From : Netsurge
Date : Thu Nov 12 2020 12:55 pm

jp> Yeah! While I'm intrigued by the idea, it's honestly still so easy to
jp> dealwith x86 stuff on a modern machine. Taking advantage of and
jp> supplementingbuilt-in compatibility in Windows, VMs can work incredibly
jp> well depending onyour exact needs, and I was quite impressed when I
jp> dabbled with PCem recently,for instance. That said, when it comes to
jp> gaming I still vastly prefer usingthe real hardware, and a solid FPGA
jp> core could really close that gap.

I have a compaq portable III 386 and if g00r00 would compile a dos version of
Mystic I would so run it on it. Gas Plasma display and all.

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