Analogue just leveled up the FPGA retro scene with the Super Nt Plus and Mega Sg Plus, adding USB-C power, an extra USB-A port, and native wireless controller support without dongles. The 1080p output stays exactly where it was—no 4K here, unlike the Analogue 3D—while the reworked design keeps the industrial look but packs in hot-swappable carts and controller-based power on/off. Preorders open October 19 at 9AM PT for $219.99 each, shipping in December.

The real play is the built-in Bluetooth and low-latency 2.4GHz wireless that works with 8BitDo pads, arcade sticks, and modern controllers right out the gate. Wired options still work, and the primary pad can wake the console, cutting down on extra hardware hassle for cartridge collectors. Compatibility stays 100% for original SNES/Super Famicom and Genesis/Mega Drive/Master System carts via FPGA.

X chatter is mostly hype for the convenience upgrades, with retro accounts posting the announcement renders and price details alongside the preorder countdown. Engadget and Notebookcheck echo the same ports-and-wireless focus, noting the $220 price tag and December ship window without any surprises on resolution or emulation claims.