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Hey guys! Some nice news for the classic Nintendo crowd.
ANALOGUE SUPER NT+ AND MEGA SG+
Analogue brought back its FPGA consoles for SNES and Mega Drive cartridges. They're $219.99 each (the originals were $189.99), pre-orders opened 19 October, and they ship in December. New: built-in Bluetooth and 2.4GHz wireless, an SD slot, cartridge hot-swapping and a new OS. Output tops out at 1080p, and no controller is included.
GAME BOY
• Switch Online added Mole Mania, Avenging Spirit and Revenge of the 'Gator.
• InkBoy is an open-source project to run Game Boy games on e-paper screens, which is such a cool idea.
• Glitch Boy is a handheld NES player and chiptune synth with two dials that corrupt games in real time. It's expected to ship in November.
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
• Is $219.99 with no controller fair for an FPGA SNES?
• What's your setup for SNES games: original console, FPGA, mini console or emulation?
• Would you buy a Glitch Boy just for the chaos?
Sources: Engadget, Nintendo Everything, Time Extension
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— Dexter
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