The owner of ModRetro, Palmer Luckey, in an X post, shared some information about the upcoming M64 FPGA N64 console. Below are the points highlighted in the tweet, and above is the video that was embedded in it. The ModRetro M64 hardware will be fully revealed on Black Friday November the 28th. The reveal will […]
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The ModRetro M64 represents a significant entry into the standalone FPGA gaming device market, serving as a direct competitor to the anticipated Analogue 3D. The device’s early bird pricing is indicated to be $199, with a waiting list currently available on the ModRetro website. A playable version of the M64 hardware has been demonstrated to […]
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To celebrate Rayman’s 30th anniversary, ModRetro has brought the Game Boy Color classic back with a brand-new physical release. Originally launched in 2000, this handheld entry offered a unique 2D adventure tailored for the system’s limited hardware, with over 30 levels of platforming, secret areas, and the charm that made Rayman a fan favorite. The […]
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The Nintendo 64 has long been a tough system to emulate, and while software emulators have made progress, accuracy issues still frustrate players. The MiSTer FPGA project has been a beacon for preservation, but its DE10-Nano board has always been seen as too limited to handle a proper N64 core. That changed when developer Robert […]
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Many have praised the ModRetro Chromatic as an excellent choice for a modern Game Boy Color. From its excellent screen quality to its accurate D-Pad, it definitely feels like it delivers that classic feel to a modern world with nice quality-of-life improvements. After the success of the Chromatic, ModRetro set their sights on a […]
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