Hyperkin RetroN Series: These consoles allow you to play retro game cartridges and use original controllers. They output audio/visual signals via HDMI, eliminating the need for adapters.

One snag with retro gaming is that older consoles aren’t compatible with modern televisions. Fortunately, there are lots of different HDMI adapters available to buy on the internet. I bought my ...

but the company just announced that the retro console is back. By that, I mean we’re getting a shiny recreation that retains physical cartridge compatibility while offering up HDMI output ...

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The console also features modern connectivity options, including HDMI output, USB ports, NFC, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth. It also ...

For retro gaming enthusiasts, the challenge of connecting classic consoles to modern TVs can be daunting, but companies like Kaico are bridging this gap with their range of HDMI adapters.

This console features an HDMI port to connect with modern televisions ... to play games in widescreen mode or a 4:3 aspect ratio for retro gamers who want an authentic retro gaming experience.

Retro gaming consoles are often smaller versions of their ... wired controllers for its included multiplayer games. A single HDMI port means you just need to plug it into the back of your ...

Now, a company called Retro Remake is reigniting the console wars of the 1990s with ... two USB-A ports, an HDMI port for new TVs, DIN10 and VGA ports that support analog video output, and an ...

Atari’s new 780 Plus console combines classic design with modern features like HDMI, supporting both Atari 2600 and 7800 cartridges. The console includes a pre-installed game and offers ...

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They can also play games on the go or at home with any HDMI-supporting console — even upscaling Nintendo Switch gameplay to 4K in realtime, or using CRT Emulation with older games or retro consoles.