SMRTR TechJan 27, 2025Ars Technica

New FPGA-powered retro console re-creates the PlayStation, CD-ROM drive optional

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A new retro gaming console called the SuperStation aims to accurately emulate the original PlayStation using FPGA technology. The device supports multiple console cores through the MiSTer platform, offers an optional CD drive accessory, and targets a price of around $40 for the add-on "SuperDock."

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