Retro consoles
My red M64, my two Analogue 3Ds, and the custom firmware that might shake things up.
Where I’m at · Oct 5, 2026
I own both FPGA N64 consoles. After a year of updates they play cartridges about equally well, so price, features and looks decide it.
Read “Analogue 3D vs ModRetro M64: Two N64 Consoles, Nearly Equal” →The story so far
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Analogue’s refreshed SNES and Genesis FPGA consoles add Bluetooth, USB-C and hot-swapping. Here’s the price, the dates, the versions and what still works.
- NewsMagic64 Could Turn the ModRetro M64 Into a Six-System Console
Magic64 is an upcoming community firmware for the ModRetro M64 that promises six systems, including PlayStation. What has been shown, and what is still a claim.
- OpinionAnalogue 3D vs ModRetro M64: Two N64 Consoles, Nearly Equal
I own both FPGA N64 consoles. After a year of updates they play cartridges about equally well, so price, features and looks decide it.
- First lookUnboxing the ModRetro M64: Another Way to Play N64 Cartridges
The ModRetro M64 is an FPGA console for original Nintendo 64 cartridges. Here is what comes in the box, how it compares with the Analogue 3D, and how it works with the SummerCart64.