The ModRetro M64, an FPGA-based Nintendo 64 emulation console, now has a launch date. It ships July 28, giving retro gamers a new way to play classic titles with modern hardware.
FPGA architecture ensures accurate emulation
The M64 uses field-programmable gate arrays for accurate emulation. It supports original N64 cartridges, letting players use their existing game collections.
Specifications
- Architecture: FPGA-based
- Ports: 4 controller ports
- Connectivity: USB-C, microSD
Over 240 titles are compatible at launch. Four launch titles include Xeno Crisis, Buck Bumble, Extreme-G Turbo Fusion, and Xibalba 64.
Trident Controller launches alongside console
The console includes USB-C and microSD support. It has four controller ports on the front, matching the original N64 layout.
Pricing starts at $229, with an early bird discount of $30 bringing it to $199. The ModRetro Trident Controller launches the same day for $90, featuring a TMR joystick and Bluetooth connectivity.
The Trident Controller works with devices beyond the M64 via Bluetooth. It combines a classic design with modern joystick technology.
The M64 offers a complete retro gaming solution with original cartridge support and modern connectivity. It launches July 28 at $229.
Source: ModRetro M64, NotebookCheck
