Analogue, a retro gaming company, has unveiled its latest console, the Analogue 3D, designed to play classic Nintendo 64 games. Meanwhile, Retro Remake is bringing back 1990s console nostalgia with the SuperStation One, engineered to enjoy original Sony PlayStation titles and compatible accessories.
The Analogue 3D offers a modern take on classic gaming, allowing players to revisit timeless titles in a updated format. Meanwhile, Retro Remake’s SuperStation One boasts a range of features, including two PlayStation controller ports, memory card slots, and modern connectivity options like USB-C and HDMI, ensuring compatibility with today’s devices.
Priced at $180, the SuperStation One is set to ship in Q4 2025. Its design draws inspiration from the late 2000s redesigned PlayStation One console, targeting budget-conscious gamers seeking quality without the cost of a new PlayStation 2. The SuperStation One also supports Wi-Fi and Bluetooth for enhanced connectivity.
Both Analogue and Retro Remake are redefining retro gaming by blending nostalgia with modern technology, offering fans fresh ways to experience classic games in the new millennium.
Source: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2025/01/new-fpga-powered-retro-console-re-creates-the-playstation-one-cd-rom-drive-optional