The MiSTer N64 SNAC adapter allows the Nintendo 64 core to interface with native controllers and accessories, including the Rumble Pak, Transfer Pak, Controller Pak, VRU, microphone, and more. For the lowest possible latency with Nintendo 64 controllers, using a MiSTer FPGA N64 SNAC adapter is the best option.

The Nintendo 64 MiSTer SNAC Adapter is an stand-alone accessory featuring four controller ports. This N64 SNAC (Serial Native Accessory Converter) eliminates the need for an additional level shifter board and connects directly to the MiSTer via a USB 3.0 extension cable plugged into the User Port on the MiSTer’s I/O board. The N64 SNAC adapter is only compatible with the MiSTer FPGA system and the respective N64 core, and is not compatible with any other gaming systems.

It is recommended to use a short USB 3.0 male to female extension cable when connecting the SNAC adapter to the IO board, in order to prevent straining the User IO USB connector on the MiSTer’s IO board.

Nintendo 64 SNAC Adapter Setup Instructions:

• Update to the latest MiSTer FPGA N64 core.
• Connect the Nintendo 64 SNAC adapter to the USB 3.0 extension cable.
• Connect the USB 3.0 extension cable to the User Port on the IO board.
• Load the N64 core in the menu set the controller up as Pad1 : Type –> SNAC.

The PlayStation MiSTer PSX SNAC adapter supports original controllers, the PlayStation Mouse, Justifier and the GunCon 1.

SNAC code for the MiSTer PSX core has now been added by blue212 and has been integrated by Robert Peip (FPGAzumSpass) the creator of the fantastic MiSTer PlayStation core. The development cycle of the core has progressed to a stage with an official release of the PlayStaion core which is now available to all MiSTer FPGA users via the official MiSTer PSX GitHub repository means it is a good time to start building a small run of MiSTer SNAC PSX PlayStation adapters.

If you need for the lowest latency for PlayStation controllers possible, Using a MiSTer FPGA PSX SNAC adapter is the best solution.

The PlayStation MiSTer SNAC Adapter is a standalone device providing dual controller ports and a composite port for connecting a GunCon, this PSX SNAC (Serial Native Accessory Converter) does not require any additional adapters and connects directly to the MiSTer via a USB 3.0 extension cable to the User Port on the I/O board.

PlayStation SNAC Adapter Setup Instructions:

• Update to the latest MiSTer FPGA PSX core.
• Connect the PlayStation SNAC adapter to the USB 3.0 extension cable.
• Connect the USB 3.0 extension cable to the User Port on the IO board.
• Load the PSX core in the menu set the controllers up as Pad1 : –> SNAC-port1 and Pad2 : –> SNAC-port2.

A low cost solution to actively cool your MiSTer setup, is the combined fan and heat sink. This is the perfect way to cool the DE10-Nano, featuring a solid aluminium heat sink and a quiet fan.

The MiSTer compatible WiFi adapter is excellent USB based dongle for keeping your MiSTer updated or transferring small files quickly.

The Micro USB Bridge has a pair of long Micro USB plugs allowing you to link a MiSTer USB Hub via its Micro USB socket directly to the DE10-Nano Micro USB socket.

The MiSTer ADC-in board (Audio Tape Input) is now available and provides input via a 3.5mm headphone jack for retro computer tape players, if you have a vintage collection of computer tapes and the core supports audio tape input this is a MiSTer add-on board for you!

It is highly advisable to add at least a heatsink to your DE10-Nano setup, if you are looking for the ultimate MiSTer cooling solution, this solid copper heatsink provides excellent passive thermal cooling qualities.

The MiSTer USB Hub bare PCB has been updated and the supplied version is now 2.1, this PCB is for those who wish to build their own USB hub from scratch, the v2.1 of the MiSTer USB Hub includes an optional VBUS control circuit, seven USB sockets and optional additional USB power only sockets.