Videopac console

Philips released the Videopac cartridge based console in 1978. The system was known as the Magnavox Odyssey² outside Europe.

Another Arnim Läuger recreation so you can enjoy the 60+ carts released for the system from the comfort of your own FPGA.

VHDL Source code available for download

Adventure Vision console

Entex industries released the Adventure Vision console in 1982. It is a cartridge based system (only four were ever released) and features a rather unique display made out of 40 red LEDs and a rotating mirror.

Arnim Läuger has recreated the design in VHDL, and for the first time you can enjoy the games on a standard monitor, dark room and spinning parts not required...

ColecoVision console in an FPGA

The ColecoVision console released in 1982 claimed to be the first "arcade quality video game system". Arnim Läuger has recreated the design in VHDL, and it is presented here for your gaming pleasure ...

VHDL Source code available for download

The Amiga and Atari ST under the logic analyser

This page is to log my progress implementing Amiga and Atari computers including the 68000 cpu core.

VHDL Source code available for download one day .....

A complete Commodore Vic-20 living in an FPGA

The classic Vic-20 home computer from the 1980's recreated in a modern FPGA.

VHDL Source code available for download

Bally Astrocade

The Bally Professional Astrocade first hit the streets of the USA in 1978 and survived until around 1985. The console used the same chips as the arcade games Gorf and Wizard of Wor.

VHDL Source code available for download

Spartan3e starter kit VGA modification

Instructions on how to modify the Xilinx Spartan3e starter kit board to get 12bit RGB output. A VGA test pattern generator is included to test your handywork ....