"I sure love what FPGA technology has done for arcade technology, but I can't help but wonder what some of these FPGA-based replacement boards will be like in 30-40 years. Will these current-gen FPGA chips fail and need to be replaced?" - https://forums.arcade-museum.com/threads/fpga-in-30-40-years.486650/ …
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I get the open source idea and agree with it. But I mean, supose that De10-Nano reaches Ps1 and Saturn. To me, is good enought. Acctualy, is already good enought now. My purpose on buy it was achived. What end we need a most porwefull FPGA chip?
I didn’t take that as a upgrade the chip question originally, more so a what will folks trying to preserve this work be dealing with. Aka how will this platform age. The education contract pricing / investment disappearing would crush things quickly for example.
