SuperStationᵒⁿᵉ — Product Page

The SuperStationᵒⁿᵉ is billed as "the world's first affordable FPGA gaming console" — a recreation of the "best console of the 90s" (the original PlayStation) using an open-source FPGA platform. Made by Retro Remake (HK) Ltd.

Tagline

"The world's first affordable FPGA gaming console. A recreation of the best console of the 90s. Open source from day 1."

Description

An attempt to build an affordable, mainstream FPGA gaming console. It includes multiple video output options, USB ports, built-in Wi-Fi & Bluetooth, and support for original controllers and peripherals. It plays PS1 games natively but fully supports the MiSTer FPGA platform for other systems. The company states they "don't believe in locking down current hardware to sell future hardware."

No built-in games or copyrighted material ship with the system — it supports PS1 backups and ROMs via Micro SD or USB drive.

Specifications

Hardware

• FPGA: Cyclone V
• RAM: 128MB BGA SDRAM
• Video DAC: 24-Bit ADV7125
• Connectivity: Built-in Wi-Fi/BT
• NFC Reader: Yes, with Zaparoo support
• Cooling: Supports active/passive cooling

Video Output

• HDMI (up to 1536p/1440p)
• VGA
• DIN10
• Composite / RCA
• Component

Audio Output

• 3.5mm Analog Audio
• TOSLINK Digital Audio

Ports

• USB Type-C (Power)
• 3x USB Type-A
• Ethernet
• TF Card Slot
• Dual Combo PS1 SNAC Ports
• IO Expansion Slot for SuperDock

Package Contents

• SuperStation One unit
• 64GB Micro SD (pre-installed)
• HDMI Cable
• USB Type-C Cable

Related Product

• SuperDock — adds disk support and additional IO

Pricing & Availability

Preorder status. No release date or current stock level shown. Pricing not displayed on the product page.

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