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

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On Friday, the company announced the Super Nt+ and Mega Sg+, updated versions of its Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis throwback consoles. What's new Analogue The big hardware upgrade is wireless controller support.

Analogue has been the established front-runner of FPGA (a chip whose circuitry can be reconfigured after it is made)-based home consoles that play real game media. Gaming Analogue returns to the 16-bit era with the Mega Sg+ and Super Nt+ Dust off your old Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo cartridges.

16, 2026 1:03 pm EST Analogue Add Engadget on Google: Preferred Source Google Discover Analogue is revisiting the console rivalry that defined the first half of the 1990s. Each costs $220, with shipping planned for December.

Like Analogue's Super Nt (2018) and Mega Sg (2019) , these are FPGA systems, which recreate the original hardware on a chip rather than emulate games in software. The advantage is that you get lag-free 16-bit games on a modern TV — all without having to hunt down ROMs.

But the flip side is you'll need to bring your own original cartridges. Both consoles now have built-in Bluetooth and 2.4GHz.