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$150 PS1-inspired console runs PlayStation games natively — supports PS1 memory cards, controllers
A new retro gaming console that supports the old PlayStation One system is coming on the market soon, based on the MiSTer FPGA open-source project. Popular YouTuber and Bluesky user Taki Udon shared ...
Retro Remake (styled as R²), the company behind retro machines like MisterPi and the upcoming SuperStation One, has announced that they’re currently working on new PlayStation memory cards. In a post ...
Retro gaming is easier than ever, with emulators and mini consoles abound. But there’s something lost in the translation of these classic games, which is why the SuperStation One should be so exciting ...
Tristan Jurkovich began his career as a journalist in 2011. His childhood love of video games and writing fuel his passion for archiving this great medium’s history. He dabbles in every genre, but ...
We still remember buying our very first PS1 memory card, which included a staggering 128 kilobytes of space. The console would present storage as “blocks”, and games like Gran Turismo could eventually ...
Bandai Namco announced that it will sell keychains shaped like PlayStation and PS2 consoles, controllers, and memory cards in February 2026. These will be 350円 (~$2.40) each. They’ll be sold in blind ...
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