The Heber MiSTer Multisystem2 Is a fully featured FPGA based Retro gaming console system that runs the MiSTer FPGA project.
This is an open pre-order listing. Pre orders started on May 6th.
You can pre-order now and get a place in the shipping queue. We will work through all pre-orders in order number priority sequence as quickly as possible.
Shipping of orders is in progress (from Aug 6th) to pre-order customers in order number sequence.
This listing is for a fully assembled Multisystem2 FPGA Analogue console system including a black enclosure.
Multisystem2 Analogue, includes all available I/O and expansion options both HDMI and various Analogue video outputs.
With this listing you will receive a fully assembled and tested Multisystem2 Analogue console fitted into a high quality charcoal black 3D printed enclosure.
All you need to add is an SD card and power supply (we recommend this 5V 4A Meanwell PSU available in our store)
An alternative Multisystem2 Digital console is also available with only HDMI output at a lower price, See Multisystem2 Digital listing here
Please see our Multisystem website www.multisystem.uk for further details and information about Multisystem and Multisystem2.

What is the MiSTer Multisystem2?
Multisystem2 is a hardware platform that runs MiSTer based FPGA cores, software and scripts that form part of the MiSTer community.
Alexey Melnikov is the originator, designer and creator of MiSTer FPGA based on earlier work of MiST and many other contributors.
If you want to see more dedicated FPGA based retro gaming hardware and cores, please also support Alexey Melnikov over on Patreon
Multisystem2 can run MiSTer FPGA cores that electronically recreate hardware systems for wide range of retro gaming consoles, classic computers and vintage arcade machines to a very high standard of both accuracy and low latency.
Unlike software emulation, FPGA based hardware synthesis builds the hardware as a recreated model inside the FPGA device. This allows peripherals such as light guns to operate on the analogue CRT video output of Multisystem2, this aspect along with low latency (very fast acting) user input controls is something that cannot be achieved via software emulation, even on a much more powerful computer system.
The experience of using FPGA based systems if often very close or indistinguishable from original hardware.
Many enhancements, such as crisp, clear video output at native resolutions, scaled HDMI digital video output and system enhancements can elevate gaming beyond what was ever possible on original vintage systems.
Multisystem2 Highlights -
- Already assembled – ready to use.
- High quality connectors, components and assembly.
- Designed, manufactured and assembled in the UK.
- Works with all standard MiSTer cores
- Silent operation, No fan cooling required.
- Integrated Power switch and Power/Voltage/Overload protection.
- 10 Layer PCB, SNAC Cartridge expansion, further 50 way I/O expansion, 7 port USB, I2C expansion.
- Altera Cyclone 5 FPGA with heatsink / 128MB SDRAM (Alliance) and 1GB of LPDDR RAM (ISSI) as standard.
- Backwards compatible with MiSTer Stack & Multisystem 1 – plays all available cores (Single SDRAM configuration).
- 24 bit analogue video output as standard (can be set to 18 bit with onboard dip switches).
- 9 pin mini-din RGB output, audio & C-Sync for SCART (using Genesis2/Megadrive2 SCART Cable).
- 15 Way 'VGA' Style port for various Analogue signals to CRT, LCD and Arcade Monitors.
- HDMI digital video output (also supports direct video DAC output).
- Ethernet port for direct internet connection.
- Audio output via 3.5mm jack, Digital audio via TOSlink.
- Integrated powered 7 port USB 2.0 hub with internal and external USB ports.
- Internal I2C bus headers for expansion, such as Internal OLED displays (See TTY2OLED Venice1200 on Github).
- Support for Zaparoo NFC loading system by adding NFC reader into enclosure cover (mount with just 2 screws).
- Expansion cartridge slot for modular upgrades and enhancements (Various cartridges are available from this store).
- Integrated power switch with over voltage, over current and thermal trip protection.
- Future expansion connector 50 way dual row.
The Multisystem2 Analogue and Digital can also support Direct video via HDMI to Analogue with an external video DAC.
PLEASE NOTE
- SCART, VGA and HDMI cables are not included as standard.
- If purchasing the Meanwell PSU, a standard IEC 'kettle lead' style mains cable is required for your country, which is not included.
- Non UK customers may be subject to local import taxes.
The Multisystem2 launch video is here From The Retro Collective
Here is our update from July 2025 with final production systems starting to ship in August 2025 -
Lee from More Fun Making It has also had a chance to use and review the Multisystem2, this video is a great overview experience for any new users to MiSTer FPGA based retro gaming, if you are unsure if it's for you, do take a look at Lee's video below.
Video Game Esoterica has also released an overview and review of the Multisystem2, he will be releasing more video's about Multisystem2 over on his YouTube channel here.
An update review adding some customer questions, feedback and replies by Heber -
What's Ken Making has also done a review and tear-down of the Multisystem2, Ken discusses component choices, user operation and some quality of life enhancements to make using MiSTer easier then ever. You can watch his video or visit Ken's channel here
Shipping Information:
Shipping has already started (from Aug 6th) to pre-order customers in order number sequence.
We are building multiple batches as per demand from pre-orders.

Any items ordered as a pre-order will be shipped as a single order.
This product is designed and manufactured by Heber Ltd in the UK
All Enclosures are 3D printed in house on our 3D printer farm. For more information visit our blog.
Please note:
- Colours may differ from those shown due to different filament batches, varying lighting conditions and/or device settings.
- All other items shown in images are for illustration only and are not part of what you will receive in this listing.
If you wish to 3D print your own enclosure, cartridges, and accessories, the 3D design files for this and many other enclosures will be available here - Printables (Multisystem - Heber)
Heber at The Retro Collective
Heber forms part of The Retro Collective, a community of technology and gaming experts and enthusiasts hosting interactive museums, exhibition spaces, and electronics design and manufacture based just outside Stroud in the heart of the Cotswolds in the UK.
For more information visit our blog, or our website, or The Retro Collective


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The definitive Mister
I can't really see why you would choose anything else. Seriously. The multi system 2 is the definitive Mister. The device oozes quality be it quality of the case choice of premium components and connectors everything has been thought about. It's not a one trick pony. Heber has thought about expansion. The multi system has two convenient expansion slots with headers for future expansion. In fact heber have already started developing a sidecar that allows you to use a Gameboy cartridge on Gameboy core via it's 50 pin header. The snac port upgrade is also worth a mention. It's been upgraded and made more robust. but even with all this customiztion heber have open sourced these expansion with full documentation making it easy to develop your own expansion side cars and snac adapters. Thanks again to Richard and heber team.
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Great space saver if you want to play retro games
There are now multiple options for getting a MiSTer, and while you might be able to save a little money by shopping around to get all the required parts and putting it together yourself, this solution gives you everything you need in a complete package without any hassle. Hardware-wise, this is a great and almost turn-key solution if you want to be able play 80s and early 90s retro games, perhaps don't have the space for all the original consoles, but still want the low latency and frame accuracy compared to the originals. You will have to make and write the SD card yourself, but that is the way it has to be. I use it with a CM8833-II CRT monitor and it looks and feels just like using original hardware, except that it is all in sharp RGB and I also have the option of using modern USB controllers which offer much improved feel compared to the originals. But using original controllers is still an option here which I also like some times. Basically, it is the full package, you can use it the way you prefer and there are no artificial limitations (e.g. license-locked features) or subscriptions which seem to have become the norm today.