buyers-guides

A dozen small labels are manufacturing new cartridges for consoles that stopped production decades ago. Here is who they are, what each is good at, and how to actually buy from them.

The Genesis has the strongest homebrew scene of any 16 bit console, and some of these games are better than the commercial library. Here is what to buy and where.

The NES turned 43 this year and is still getting new boxed cartridges. Here is who is publishing them, which ones are actually good, and what you need to play them.

New Super Nintendo cartridges are still being manufactured, though the scene is smaller and pricier than the NES one. Here is what is available and why 16 bit homebrew is harder to make.

Brand new, boxed, licensed Game Boy cartridges are being manufactured right now. Here is who is publishing them, what they cost, and what hardware you need to play them.

Anbernic vs Retroid, the two biggest names in retro handhelds. How the brands differ on price, software, build, and power, and which one fits the way you play.

FPGA handhelds play your real cartridges with hardware accuracy and low latency. Here are the best FPGA handhelds in 2026, plus the two FPGA consoles that arrived for the N64.