Taki Udon has officially unveiled the SuperStation One, an FPGA-based gaming console designed to replicate the original PlayStation experience with modern enhancements. Pre-orders for the console are now open as of January 25, 2025, starting at $149.99 for the Founder’s Edition (now sold out) and $179.99 for the standard version. Shipments are expected to begin in Q4 2025 or earlier.

Key Features of the SuperStation One

• PlayStation Compatibility: Supports PS1 games, memory cards, and original controllers.
• FPGA Technology: Built on a Cyclone V FPGA chip, ensuring hardware-level accuracy for PS1 games and compatibility with MiSTer cores for other classic systems.
  
  
• Video Output Options: Offers HDMI (up to 1536p), VGA, DIN10, composite, and component outputs for both modern and retro gaming setups.
  
  
• Audio Options: Includes 3.5mm analog audio and TOSLINK digital audio outputs.
  
  
• Connectivity: Features built-in Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Ethernet, and USB ports for peripherals and additional functionality.
  
  
• Expansion Support: Compatible with the upcoming SuperDock accessory, which adds a slot-loading disc drive, M.2 SSD bay, and additional USB ports.
  
  

Introducing the SuperStation one. An open-source PS1 FPGA gaming console that supports original games, memory cards, and controllers. Load games from a disk or a backup. Region free. Supports all MiSTer FPGA cores, including N64 & Sega Saturn.

Learn more: https://t.co/eNoxn7TVTH pic.twitter.com/XhtS5rTorr

— Taki Udon (@TakiUdon_) January 26, 2025

Package Contents

The standard package includes:

• SuperStation One console
  
  
• Pre-installed 64GB Micro SD card
  
  
• HDMI cable
  
  
• USB Type-C cable (for power)

Additional Details

The SuperStation One is region-free and supports playing backups of PS1 games as well as ROMs for other systems via MiSTer cores. It does not come with built-in games or copyrighted material but allows loading games via SD card or USB drive. The optional SuperDock accessory will expand its capabilities further.

Pre-orders are available on Retro Remake’s website, with a limit of two units per order. The console is offered in three colors: black, gray, and translucent blue.

This marks Taki Udon’s first major hardware release under Retro Remake, following his success with DIY retro gaming kits. The SuperStation One is poised to be a game-changer in the retro gaming community by combining affordability, accuracy, and versatility.