FPGA consoles, flash carts, controllers, and display solutions. We test the hardware that brings your retro library into the modern era.
Valve's handheld PC becomes the ultimate retro gaming device with EmuDeck. From Atari 2600 to PS2 and GameCube, it handles decades of gaming history with power to spare — and the setup is easier than you'd expect.
Analogue's FPGA handheld plays Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance cartridges with stunning accuracy on a gorgeous 3.5-inch display. With openFPGA support, it's a portable retro gaming powerhouse.
Analogue's FPGA-based Duo plays every TurboGrafx-16, PC Engine, and CD-ROM² format on modern displays via HDMI. For fans of NEC's underappreciated console family, this is the ultimate hardware.
Analogue's FPGA-based N64 console plays original cartridges at 4K via HDMI with zero input lag. It's the most faithful — and most expensive — way to experience the N64 library on modern displays.