Looks like the Sega Genesis is ready for a 2024 comeback, as Hyperkin has revealed a new handheld version of the iconic console. Naturally, I’m very hyped, as the 16-bit powerhouse is probably my ...

There’s no question that the Nintendo Switch is the hottest video game console out there right now, and people also love the retro consoles Nintendo has been selling for the past few years. What if ...

Gamers who enjoy playing retro titles may be interested to know that the Hyperkin SupaRetroN HD console is now available to preorder priced at $80 from online retailers such as Amazon and others, and ...

Last month, at a huge gaming expo in the US, an incredible breakthrough in console gaming was announced to the world. One new all-in-one machine, a console that doesn’t just play Super Nintendo titles ...

First unveiled back in April 2015 the Hyperkin Smart Boy smartphone games console adapter that transforms your mobile device into a portable games system complete with support for cartridges. Has this ...

Reps from Hyperkin said that it would be less than $100 There’s no firm price, but at the Midwest Gaming Classic this weekend (video below), reps from Hyperkin said that it would be less than $100.

So you're in the mood for playing games from 9 different consoles from the past couple of decades, but you want to do it all on one device – you're in luck. There's a device with just that set of ...

We love what the Hyperkin Retron 5 brings to the table, namely compatibility with ten classic gaming system cartridges: NES, Famicom, Super NES and Famicom, Sega Master System, Genesis and Mega Drive, ...

Accessories manufacturer Hyperkin has just begun shipping the SupaBoy, a $79.99 handheld SNES console that lets you play classic cartridge games on the go. Accessories manufacturer Hyperkin has just ...

With the NES and SNES Classic Edition retro consoles still selling out as fast as they go on sale, it’s a safe assumption that Nintendo is going to revive some of its other popular consoles soon. But ...

Sure, all the morning's news may have been surrounding a vowel-augmented console from Nintendo, the Wii U, but a certain other Nintendo console that has fewer vowels is also seeing some well-deserved ...