I've discovered this only recently while pondering affordable options for a DIY FPGA Amiga of sorts (my current dream project I guess). The MiSTer FPGA remains quite expensive, the MiSTer Pi is pretty hard to come by. The Sipeed Tang Nano series, on the other hand, cost between $10 and $30-ish, and there's even a readymade solution in the form of a pre-built console.

I've seen some WIP MiSTer core conversions for this little thing over on Github, like the NanoMig (Amiga), the MiSTeryNano (Atari ST), and the SNESTang. The most powerful Tang development boards can handle PS1 emulation as well.

This has completely flown under my radar until like last week. It's somehow not as popular as the MiSTer and the MiSTer Pi and there's very few resources regarding setup and operation. Go figure.

Anyone here own one of these things? Your opinions?