Its Retron 5 console can play cartridges from numerous ... With the release up the new Retron HD, Hyperkin has a solution for this exact situation. The small, USB-powered console plays NES games ...

For a wide range of reasons, the public's interest in retro gaming has arguably never been higher. New players are being drawn into this fascinating corner of the industry to explore the origins ...

Upscaled 720p HD output, save states ... A Link to the Past away from the Retron 5 until Hyperkin is able to completely sort out the save data transfer procedure, but if you're not concerned ...

In case you hadn't noticed, we're quite excited about Hyperkin's forthcoming RetroN 5 console. It plays practically every retro format under the sun, comes with a wireless pad and connects to HD ...

Hyperkin has also fixed the "blurry" issue that most classic games have when being played on HD televisions. The RetroN 5 can also improve the audio of games, but that's entirely up to the gamer.

Now this isn't the first time Hyperkin has released an HD console that plays NES cartridges. The Retron 5 actually supported 10 different systems, such as SNES, Genesis and Game Boy Advance.

Thankfully, it seems there’s going to be another inexpensive option for those who want to easily play SNES games on their HD TV! Hyperkin, the makers of retro hardware like the RetroN 5 and the ...

It upscales your favourite retro games to 720p HD and gives you the ability to add ... experience that much more authentic. On the plus side Hyperkin says they’re working to improve the Retron 5’s ...

However, one of the more popular (and cheaper) alternatives to the XRGBMini is the Hyperkin Retron 5. This cartridge slot-heavy device allows you to play nine different systems in crisp HD simply ...

This is the retro gamer's dream device. Play NES, Genesis, Game Boy Advance, and more games on this awesome console, which features an output resolution of 720p. That means all of your favorite ...

Hyperkin also announced they’re reinventing the Xbox’s Controller S Got a pile of old NES carts? Want to play them on your HDMI television? Recently, a number of ...