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"I'm still trying to make this work for under $100" - Taki Udon teases a FPGA GBA SP that could shake up…
Taki Udon, creator of SuperStation One, is developing a new FPGA Game Boy Advance SP prototype aiming for a sub-$100 price point. This potential retro handheld revival, which plays real cartridges and has shown compatibility with Game Boy Advance and even Nintendo 64 games, could significantly impact the market, especially if it undercuts existing emulation-based alternatives.
The SNES is seemingly getting the SuperStation FPGA treatment, and it'll even cater to console enthusiasts like me…
Retro Remake, known for its SuperStation PS1 console, has teased a new Super Nintendo powered by FPGA, codenamed 'Codename SSNT/SuperFPGA'. The company, founded by Taki Udon, aims to replicate the look and feel of original SNES consoles across all regions, potentially filling a market gap left by the out-of-stock Analogue SuperNT.
