A curated selection of hardware ranging from dedicated retro-arcade cabinets to versatile mini-consoles and powerful handhelds, perfect for enthusiasts seeking authentic CRT experiences or high-fidelity emulation of vintage arcade games.
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These officially licensed 3/4-size cabinets bring the authentic arcade experience home with custom artwork and tactile push buttons. They come pre-loaded with classic titles from brands like Sega, Nintendo, and Marvel, requiring no setup to start playing immediately.
A compact mini-console dedicated to the Sega Genesis library, featuring over 100 pre-installed games. It includes modern conveniences like rewind functionality, save states, and online leaderboards while maintaining the retro aesthetic of the original hardware.
An open Linux-based console designed for retro and modern gaming, featuring hardware emulation capabilities. It offers a clean interface and supports both classic Atari titles and streaming services, bridging the gap between vintage nostalgia and modern PC-style flexibility.
A tribute to the successful Japanese TurboGrafx-16 console, containing 54 curated games. This small unit offers precise emulation of the HuCard system, appealing to collectors who want to experience classic JDM arcade and console hits without bulky original hardware.
Contains 21 pre-loaded Super Nintendo Entertainment System games, many exclusive to this release. It features an enhanced graphics mode for select titles and a remote control that mimics the original SNES controller layout for a nostalgic feel.
A high-end handheld console that uses FPGA technology to run original Game Boy, GBA, and SMS cartridges natively. It provides pixel-perfect rendering on a high-resolution screen, offering the most authentic retro gaming experience for portable classics.
A premium open-source handheld featuring a powerful ARM processor and a beautiful IPS display. It is designed for emulation enthusiasts who want a polished, retro-styled device capable of running systems from Atari to PlayStation 2 with high accuracy.
A DIY solution where a Raspberry Pi 4 serves as the brain for a custom arcade cabinet. This approach offers unparalleled customization, allowing users to emulate nearly any system from Pong to late PS1 era, with full control over hardware and software components.
High-quality, full-size arcade cabinets that can be customized with specific control panels and monitors. Unlike pre-loaded units, these allow enthusiasts to install their own emulation systems, offering the most authentic visual and tactile feedback for serious collectors.
Sony's entry into the mini-console market, featuring 20 beloved PS1 titles. While limited in scope, it provides an affordable way to revisit iconic arcade-style RPGs and action games with accurate emulation and modern controller support.
While not a retro-native device, its backward compatibility supports a vast library of Xbox 360 and original Xbox arcade hits. It serves as a powerful emulation platform for later-era arcade ports and indie arcade games via the Microsoft Store.
A powerful handheld PC that excels at emulation through its Proton compatibility layer. It can run complex emulators for N64, Dreamcast, and even more demanding systems with ease, offering a versatile solution for arcade enthusiasts who also want modern gaming.
An early mobile gaming device that can be repurposed for classic Java-based arcade games. For the technically inclined, it offers a unique niche experience for retro mobile emulation, though it requires significant setup and technical know-how.
A vintage Linux-based handheld that is popular among emulation purists for its simple interface. It is capable of running emulators for systems like Game Boy Advance and Nintendo DS, appealing to those who prefer a minimalist, old-school hardware experience.
A portable-focused version of the Switch that supports a wide range of indie arcade titles and emulators via homebrew. It offers excellent battery life and portability, making it ideal for playing retro-inspired indie games on the go.
A premium FPGA-based console that plays original SNES cartridges with zero latency and perfect scaling. It is designed for enthusiasts who want the highest possible fidelity for SNES-era games, avoiding the compromises of software emulation.
A cartridge-based console that runs emulated games from various classic platforms. It offers a plug-and-play experience with a diverse library of licensed retro games, appealing to those who prefer physical media and ease of use over PC-based emulation.
A niche mini-console dedicated to the Mega Duck platform, a popular toy-computer hybrid in Asia. It offers a unique glimpse into lesser-known arcade and console history, catering to hardcore collectors of obscure retro gaming formats.
Original hardware that can be modified with flash carts to run a vast library of ROMs. This approach preserves the authentic CRT and LCD experience of the 90s while expanding the library far beyond the original cartridge limitations.
A specific model of the Arcade1UP series featuring Star Trek: The Next Generation and other licensed titles. It combines the convenience of pre-loaded games with specific thematic appeal for fans of sci-fi arcade classics from the 80s and 90s.