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Real Hardware, Not Emulator • Sega Saturn Motherboard Modification • Uses Sony KSM-900 optical drive • Uses top cover from Sanyo CDP-550 enclosure • Retains Sanyo audio jack and volume potentiometer • Retains Sanyo front panel button functions • Retains multi-function card slot • Retains...

You can search for MiSTer FPGA, a hardware-level simulator that supports up to PlayStation and SegaSaturn. My Portable MiSTer FPGA: https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/mister-fpga-portable-ultra-thin.6457/

Sega Saturn Portable （SAROO inside） Portable optical drive

I have modified the casing again

Yes, it can be used directly, but there is a problem, please see the picture The polarity of one of their axes is opposite. In the MISTER system, the menu system and the control system can be set separately, so the impact is not significant.

Step 5: the joystick I modified a USB PS2 controller

Step 4: Install a USB HUB I purchased a USB2.0 HUB, modified and reduced it, and installed it at the original motherboard network socket. One is for the controller, one for external sockets, and the other is for backup

Step 3: Determine the HDMI connection method I removed the HDMI interface of the LCD driver board and directly soldered it with copper wire. Modified to shrink an HDMI plug and plug it into the QMTECH motherboard HDMI socket The screen still uses zj050na-08c

Step 2: Remove the Network and Power socket Now it's an ultra-thin motherboard

2024/11 new Share 3D printing files of the SHELL https://github.com/tzmwx/MiSTer-FPGA-PORTABLE 2024/10 new 2024/7 20240712，At present, it still needs to be improved A month ago, I spent $100 to purchase a MiSTer FPGA motherboard from QMTECH in China. Compared to the low price of...

CVBS This Venus S was started to be made in February last year, without considering using SAROO. I originally wanted to change the shell and participate in this year's "Summer Contest", but after reading the rules carefully, I found that only those completed this summer can participate, so I...

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