When it comes to retro gaming, it can be hard to get your hands on original hardware. Even if you can, most retro consoles don’t jive with modern televisions, so the experience will be noticeably ...

We're big fans of retro gaming here in these parts. Whether it's 8-bit and 16-bit classic recreations of our childhood favorites in the Sega Genesis 2 Mini or playing on original retro consoles with ...

Gamers patiently waiting for the highly anticipated launch of the new Analogue Duo FPGA retro games console with Analogue OS, no emulation and capable of playing both cartridges and discs, will be ...

Part of the reason that retrocomputers are still so popular despite their obsolescence is that it’s possible to understand the entire inner workings of a computer like this, from the transistors all ...

The Analogue Pocket is a $199 FPGA-powered handheld with a unique emulation solution and support for some of the biggest handheld game devices of the late 1980s - early 2000s. Share on Facebook (opens ...

The original PlayStation is a beloved retro console that got its flowers last year with the gorgeous 30th anniversary collection. For fans who were unable to partake in the celebration due to its ...

With computer chip famine stretching into the future, it's growing increasingly expensive to source parts for numerous electronics. This is affecting every sector of technology as I've reported ...

Something to look forward to: A race between FPGA-based retro handhelds is looming. The Analogue Pocket has been the standard for years, but former Oculus designer Palmer Lucky plans to release a ...

You don't know what you're talking about. Based on software emulators? Then what does Jotego(core creator) needs all those arcade boards for? Click to expand... I think you've kind of conflated the ...

The OneChipBook-12 from 8086YES! might look like a chunky netbook from years ago, but it is actually an FPGA development platform centered around the Cyclone EP1C12Q core. For those unfamiliar, an ...