Analogue, a company that develops various retro game emulators, has announced the “Super Nt+” and “Mega Sg+”—new versions of its previously released Super Famicom and Mega Drive emulators.
Making a Comeback with New Features
The “Super Nt” and “Mega Sg” are FPGA-based emulators that do not use software emulation, and are characterized by their high compatibility, accuracy, and low latency. The newly released “Super Nt+”and “Mega Sg+” reportedly include new features such as Bluetooth and 2.4GHz wireless connectivity, as well as an industrial redesign, refined packaging, a more sophisticated OS, USB-C power delivery support, the ability to swap cartridges while the power is on, wired controller priority, and the ability to turn the power on and off via the controller.
The “Super Nt+” and “Mega Sg+” are priced at $219.99 (approximately 34,000 yen), with pre-orders scheduled to begin at 12:00 a.m. Japan Standard Time on October 20 (shipments are scheduled for December 2026). Each model is available in three color variations.
