Retro Remake Teases FPGA Super Nintendo Console
Retro Remake has teased a new FPGA-powered Super Nintendo console codenamed 'Codename SSNT/SuperFPGA', according to gamesradar.com.
Retro Remake has teased a new FPGA-powered Super Nintendo console codenamed 'Codename SSNT/SuperFPGA'. The company's founder, Taki Udon, posted a teaser tweet showing a close-up of what appears to be a SNES reset switch with the tagline 'It's time to run it back.'
Udon also stated 'Don't worry, we have all regions covered,' revealing a grey button inspired by the PAL Super Nintendo and Super Famicom. This suggests the console will support multiple regional designs.
Retro Remake previously created the SuperStation One, a PS1-inspired FPGA console. The company is founded by Taki Udon.
Analogue previously released the SuperNT, a modern FPGA SNES, which has been out of stock for some time.
Last week, Retro Remake announced a $25 SuperStation Memory Card featuring a built-in screen that performs Free McBoot tricks on the original PS1 and PS2, similar to the PSXMemcard Gen 2.
Quick answers
What is the codename for Retro Remake's new FPGA Super Nintendo console?
The console is teased under the codename 'Codename SSNT/SuperFPGA'.
Will the console support all regions?
Taki Udon stated 'Don't worry, we have all regions covered,' indicating support for multiple regions.