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The RetroN 5 retro game console brings 720p upconversion, HDMI output, and emulation tricks to your decades-old game cartridges.Read more

Hyperkin's Retron 5 console lets you play old Nintendo and Sega games in new and exciting ways, but it needs additional work in order to reach its full potential.Read more

Play your original NES, SNES, Megadrive and Gameboy cartridges all in one neat console – it’s retro gaming without the rat’s nest of wires, writes Will FreemanRead more

Retro-Bit's Super RetroTrio Plus can play NES, SNES, and Sega Genesis cartridges and output them at 720p over HDMI, but the upscaling makes 16-bit games look a bit soft.Read more

Three’s a crowd Clone systems everywhere, in my dreams, and my nightmares. Clone systems coming out of my ears. It...Read more

The relentless march of time may bring with it incredible advances in gaming technology, but there's a cost too: with e…Read more

I’m dating myself here, but playing Sonic CD again really took me back. It took me back to a time...Read more

Classic Game Room HD reviews the SEGA CD add-on for the Sega Genesis video game console! Or the Mega CD for those of you with Megadrives. Same thing, different colors and name. The Sega CD was originally released by Sega in 1992, updated with the model 2 in 1994/1995. It plays.. you guessed it, SEGA CD games! The MegaCD is a pretty cool device that attached to your Mega Drive (which is Mega rad) and plays compact discs with awesome video games on them like Android Assault, Silpheed, Robo Aleste and Sewer Shark. CD media is different than cartridges and back in the day this was pretty high technology. Should you buy a Sega CD? Will your MD collection be better off if kept company by a stack of Sega CD games? Well... yes. Classic Game Room goes into great detail to look over the Mega CD and review how it works, functions and operates. CGRHD is the money bomb when it comes to retro gaming reviews. Word up!Read more

Welcome to Morning Music, Kotaku’s daily hangout for folks who love video games and the cool-ass sounds they make. I was hoping to write a quickie today, but Silpheed is so interesting that wouldn’t have done it justice. Ready to blast off? (Spaceship metaphor.)Read more