A curated selection of hardware designed to replicate or authentically play games from the 1990s, offering everything from pixel-perfect emulation of classic 2D platformers to the immersive 3D worlds of the PS1 and N64 era for nostalgic enthusiasts.
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A premium video processor that takes analog HDMI and component signals from retro consoles and upscales them to 4K with minimal input lag. It is essential for playing older hardware on modern 4K displays while preserving the original CRT-like feel.
A handheld gaming device that offers incredible value with a high-resolution IPS screen and excellent battery life. It supports a wide range of emulators for 8-bit and 16-bit systems, making it perfect for carrying 90s classics on the go.
This plug-and-play console features 64 games, including many rare arcade ports and lesser-known Japanese exclusives. It includes modern features like online leaderboards and save states while faithfully reproducing the original hardware experience.
Sony's official mini console comes pre-loaded with 20 iconic PS1 titles that defined the late 90s era. It allows for easy save-state functionality and comes with two wired controllers that mimic the original DualShock design.
Although released in 2016, this mini console remains a primary way to experience 8-bit Nintendo history without hunting for cartridges. It includes 30 pre-loaded games and online leaderboards, offering a convenient entry point into retro gaming.
For DIY enthusiasts, this single-board computer allows you to build a custom retro gaming station. It supports emulation for systems ranging from the NES and SNES to PlayStation 1, offering unlimited customization and game library expansion.
This home console uses cartridge-based gaming to deliver curated collections from companies like Atari and Bandai Namco. It offers a unique legal licensing model that provides access to games that might otherwise be unavailable through traditional emulation.
A compact tribute to the legendary arcade hardware featuring 40 classic fighting and action games. It replicates the iconic arcade cabinet design and includes a controller that mimics the original arcade stick for authentic gameplay.
A high-end FPGA-based console that plays original Nintendo Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance cartridges. It is widely regarded as the most accurate way to play these portable classics on modern televisions without emulation artifacts.
Sega's counterpart to the NES Classic, this device features 42 pre-installed games from the 16-bit era. It includes a modern controller with extra buttons for save states and online features while maintaining the aesthetic of the original hardware.
While not a direct emulator, this quirky handheld console offers unique game design that feels fresh yet reminiscent of 90s creativity. Its crank mechanism and mono speaker provide a distinctive tactile experience that stands out in the retro-inspired market.
Featuring 21 games, this mini console is highly sought after for its superior game library compared to the NES Classic. It includes a second controller and covers hits like Super Mario World, Star Fox, and Donkey Kong Country.
Designed for those who want to bypass the limitations of the 4K model, this processor handles both SD and HD analog signals. It is ideal for users who want to play N64 or Dreamcast titles on modern displays with clean upscaling.
For those who prefer digital libraries, the Xbox 360 supports a curated list of backward-compatible Xbox and Xbox 360 titles. This includes many early 2000s classics that bridged the gap between the 90s and the modern era.
While technically a 9th-gen adjacent console, it offers access to a vast library of PS1 and PS2 games via streaming or download. This allows players to experience 90s PlayStation classics on a modern device with high-resolution upscaling.