Over four years after being unveiled as the RetroBlox, being renamed just a few months later, shifting from FPGA technology to software emulation a year later, and then opening for pre-orders a year ...

The Sega Saturn is one of the most difficult consoles to emulate, but a new product seeks make doing so as easy as owning the original hardware. The Polymega retro console is a multi-system emulator ...

The way the Polymega works comes from one piece of hardware that plays everything, albeit one that has several moving parts. For each different retro console, separate Element Modules connect into the ...

Pre-orders are now live for Polymega’s newest offering, the $199 Remix, which essentially functions as an external disc and cartridge drive for Windows 11-compatible devices and a convenient way to ...

The Polymega is an upcoming game console that’s designed to be a modular all-in-one retro console capable of playing games from 30 different classic consoles. Unlike most recent retro-consoles, the ...

It’s been a bit of a roller coaster watching the Polymega saga unfold. Back in 2018, I wrote about some of the controversies surrounding the ambitious retro emulation machine, which included a ...

Using a modular concept, the Polymega supports the cartridges, CDs, and controllers from more than half a dozen platforms – including Super Nintendo, TurboGrafx-16 CD, Sega Saturn, PS1, and many ...

This is exciting to hear, though we’d still advise caution in your optimism. Despite friends already having their units back when I ordered, I’m currently sitting on a Polymega order placed in ...

We've seen a slew of retro gaming hardware appear on the market in recent years, such as the popular RetroN 5, offering to play your original cartridge games upscaled to look nice and crisp on modern ...