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ModRetro's FPGA-based Nintendo 64, the M64, goes on sale today for $200. The M64 Pro controller is $90 in wired and wireless configurations.
Anbernic has published the first official gameplay footage of the RG SP, its GBA SP-inspired foldable handheld, showing titles from GBA, Dreamcast, DS, and more.
Analogue's 3DOS v1.5.0 firmware adds internal horizontal upscaling for N64 games on the Analogue 3D, doubling pixel count without affecting 2D elements or timing accuracy.
Anbernic revealed the RG SP, a slim clamshell handheld with no analog sticks, a 3.4-inch IPS display, and a metallic finish. The stickless design targets pure 2D retro gaming.
Analogue Pocket owners can now test an experimental SNES core with save state support, a feature long missing from FPGA platforms.
LaserBear's internal Bluetooth mod for the GameCube is back in stock for pre-order, now at version 3.5. The $100 kit supports four wireless controllers, wired passthrough, and remote power.
Hyperkin's upgraded Captain+ N64 controller adds a Hall Effect analog stick, priced at $30 and shipping August 18 in four transparent colors.
The Activision Super Pocket packs 34 of Activision's Atari 2600-era classics for $69.99, out September 28, and it plays Evercade carts too.
The AYANEO Pocket Micro 2 packs a Snapdragon 865 and a 3.5-inch screen into a Game Boy Micro-sized body. Restock pre-orders opened July 10 from about $235.
Chris Graue mounted a 1998 Game Boy Camera to the 60-inch telescope at Mount Wilson, shot Jupiter's cloud bands at 128x112, and released the 3D-printed adapter files for free.