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Analogue Unveils Upgraded Super Nt And Mega Sg For 16-Bit Retro Gaming Goodness

Analogue has been the established front-runner of FPGA-based home consoles that play real game media. Over the last decade, the company has traversed gaming history from 1985 with the Nt Mini to 2002 in the form of the Pocket and 3D, with some stops along the way in 16-bit land as well. One thing that has frustrated gamers -- but delighted scalpers -- over the last couple of years is the sudden discontinuation of the 16-bit home consoles, namely the Mega Sg based on the Sega Genesis and the Super Nt based on the Super NES. Today, Analogue announced that those two consoles will be making a comeback in upgraded forms that will ship by the end of the year.

The Super Nt was Analogue's second FPGA console after the Nt Mini (and, yes, we are acknowledging that Analogue made both the AES and the original Nt from harvested real...

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Analogue Unveils Upgraded Super Nt And Mega Sg For 16-Bit Retro Gaming Goodness

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