Amazing product

Amazing product makes everything so much simpler

This is an awesome set up

When I pulled the trigger on a RetroTink 4K a couple years ago, I knew that I eventually wanted to get a MiSTer to complete my all-in-one setup. I considered building my own, but I was worried about making an expensive mistake while building it, so after a couple years of waiting, I decided to put in for the restock notice for the MiSTer Addons bundle to go back in stock.

This is among the most fun and unique gaming hardware I own. Playing games with hardware emulation and using RetroAchievements is pretty cool. Not necessarily the most intuitive setup process and interface, but both MiSTer Addons and the MiSTer project itself have guides for setting things up.

Everything is high quality, from the metal case to the USB-C cable which has a display for wattage. The rubber dust covers for the ports are unexpected but extremely appreciated. This is exactly what someone selling an open-source project should provide: high quality, thoughtful parts. It was nicely packed and shipped quickly.

The MiSTer project has pretty good scanline and aperture mask features, but pairing this with the RT4K is spectacular. Using Wobbling Pixels' profiles, particularly his new CRT Blend profiles for systems like SNES, Genesis, Saturn, and PS1, are the closest I've ever come to feeling like I'm actually emulating a CRT.

This is an expensive product, and you don't NEED it to emulate your favorite games. But man, if it isn't fun and engaging to do it this way.

Took me like five minutes to reconfigure the buttons to be Switch-friendly and I got it working on my NSO Virtual Boy. Honestly an OG controller somehow feels even better than the N64 controller for the VB library (minus Hyper Fighting, of course)

Picked up the Reflex Volt 67W USB-PD supply to run my Wii U console and gamepad at the same time, using the Reflex Volt Wii U cable and Reflex Volt Wii U Tablet cable. One brick handles both simultaneously, replacing the two separate OEM power supplies that used to eat up my power strip. Freed up a ton of space behind my TV. No issues since setup, just works. If you're tired of bulky power bricks hogging your power strip, this is the perfect modern solution.

Switched my Wii U console and gamepad over to Reflex Volt cables (the Wii U and Wii U Tablet cables), both paired with the same Reflex Volt 67W USB-PD supply. That single brick now powers both at the same time, replacing the two separate OEM power supplies. Freed up a ton of space on the power strip behind my TV. Cables are clearly labeled and just work, no issues since setup. If you're tired of bulky power bricks hogging your power strip, this is the perfect modern solution.

I put the lavaRGB and voltage regulator mod to a front loader NES. I needed a 10-pin DIM to SCART connector to use the supplied RGB output. Ordered this cable, system works great, cable feels high quality, and the price was fair. Don't bother with cheap Chinese cables for retro systems, they're poor quality and don't last.

Works perfectly with my reflex adapter on Mister as well as PC

MiSTercade 2P Encoder Board

Never knew how good Scart cables were but I'm impressed. Exceeded expectations and it was received quickly!

The power cord came earlier than expected and was a perfect replacement for the 30 year old OEM power brick. Even while powered off, the old power brick generated a concerning amount of heat. This new usb c brick runs cool using the cable even after gaming

The package arrived very quickly (USA to Latvia). I unpacked it and immediately connected it to the Sega Naomi installed inside the New Net City. I bought it specifically to connect a keyboard. I don’t have an original Dreamcast keyboard, but I connected a Brook Dreamcast/Saturn adapter to the MAPLE2Naomi, and a regular USB keyboard worked fine in typing games. I also tested a VMU and a Dreamcast gamepad — works.
There are three games on the compatibility list that had issues:
• Alien Front: The buttons on the pad work, but the analog stick doesn’t calibrate and the value is stuck to the left. Other games that use the analog stick work normally, so the problem is most likely with the game image itself.
• Love Shooting: The game doesn’t respond at all — no idea why. (Mayby fake information)
• SlashOut: Also doesn’t respond at all.
All the other games work fine, and the VMU works where it’s supported.

All games tasted multibios japan region

Good quality