Analogue Announces Super Nt+ and Mega Sg+ Retro Consoles
Analogue is revising two FPGA consoles it had already taken to final orders, adding wireless, USB-C, and a new OS to hardware whose draw was accuracy and low latency.
Reporting from 1 source: Game Spark.
Analogue will release the Super Nt+ and Mega Sg+, new versions of its Super Famicom and Mega Drive compatible consoles. Both add Bluetooth and 2.4GHz wireless, USB-C power, a revised OS, cartridge swapping while powered on, wired controller priority, and controller-based power on and off. Each costs $219.99 in three color variants, with pre-orders from 0:00 on October 20 Japan time and shipping in December 2026.
The Super Nt and Mega Sg are FPGA-based consoles, not software emulation. Analogue keeps that approach in the new models and changes the interface around it.
The new functions list is mostly connectivity and convenience: Bluetooth, 2.4GHz wireless, a USB-C power supply, wired controller priority, power on and off from the controller, and cartridge swapping while the power is on. The industrial design, the packaging, and the OS are revised as well. Each console comes in three color variations, and both are priced at $219.99.
- Super Nt+: new version of the Super Famicom compatible FPGA console, three color variations
- Mega Sg+: new version of the Mega Drive compatible FPGA console, three color variations
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