Analogue Super Nt+

About this device

The Analogue Super Nt+ is a $219.99 FPGA Super Nintendo console on an Altera Cyclone V. It plays SNES and Super Famicom cartridges region free at up to 1080p, with dongle free wireless, but no openFPGA and no save states.

The Super Nt+ is Analogue returning to the SNES four years after discontinuing the original. Announced on 16 October 2026 at $219.99, it plays Super NES and Super Famicom cartridges region free from an Altera Cyclone V FPGA, with no emulation involved. The upgrades over the 2018 model are all quality of life: USB-C power instead of micro USB, a USB-A port that powers the Analogue DAC and charges controllers, an SD card slot, and built in Bluetooth and 8BitDo 2.4GHz wireless so no receiver dongle is needed. The video pipeline is unchanged and still tops out at 1080p, with the same aspect, scaling and scanline options the original had. The catch is the feature list Analogue itself marks as unsupported: no openFPGA, no save states, no screenshots, no overclocking and none of the 4K Original Display Modes the pricier Analogue 3D has. It is an excellent single purpose cartridge player and it will never be more than that.