The next Hyperkin retro console has been revealed. This time, it is a system that takes Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance games and gives users a new means of playing them. The Hyperkin ...

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, ...

Hyperkin's upcoming RetroN 5 gaming system will allow you to dust off those old, video game cartridges you have lying around and play them once again. The RetroN 5 improves upon the old RetroN 3 by ...

Moving from CRT to high definition LCD TVs brought with it many advantages including greatly reduced weight, much larger displays, and of course those sweet HD, and now 4K visuals. But it also posed a ...

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Surprisingly, it looks as though 2020 might be the year of the Game Boy as we have not one, but two pieces of hardware launching for playing games from Nintendo's classic handheld. As NintendoLife ...

Hyperkin is debuting the RetroN Sq cube gaming console this year after almost four years of its first announcement which was initially revealed as a prank for gamers, that would be focused on old ...

Videgame peripheral manufacturer Hyperkin have announced the RetroN 5, a game console capable of playing NES, SNES, Sega Genesis, Game Boy Advance and Famicom cartridges. The system will be compatible ...

The adorably tiny $60 NES Classic Edition is officially a collector's item. Nintendo halted production in April and has no plans to make more. Other than going to places like eBay, where you'll pay a ...

Moving from CRT to high definition LCD TVs brought with it many advantages including greatly reduced weight, much larger displays, and of course those sweet HD, and now 4K visuals. But it also posed a ...

Surprisingly, it looks as though 2020 might be the year of the Game Boy as we have not one, but two pieces of hardware launching for playing games from Nintendo's classic handheld. As NintendoLife ...