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Taki Udon's SuperStation One is now with us, but the much-hyped Console Mode UI is still in development – and we're going to get to see what all the fuss is about very soon.
It has been revealed that the Console Mode beta will be made available this week, and comes with a host of features, including RetroAchievements support, artwork scraping for covers and a screenshot viewer, as well as much more.
You can view a previous version of the Console Mode UI in the video below, but keep in mind that it was recorded eight months ago, and development has progressed significantly since then.
Original Story []: Taki Udon's promising SuperStation One FPGA PS1 console is getting a lot of people excited, and with good reason—not only is it capable of running your original PS1 games and accessories, but it will also play games for other systems thanks to the fact that it's built on the MiSTer FPGA platform.
We've already seen what the system and its dock will look like, but now Taki Udon is showing off the SuperStation One's bespoke user interface, which will support user themes and box artwork. There's even an option for captured screenshots to be used as wallpaper.
The SuperStation One can be pre-ordered for $180. The Super Dock—which is required to run physical discs—will cost around $40.