Now that ThinkGeek is no more, Hyperkin will be carrying the “April Fool’s Day prank turned real” torch and turning the RetroN Jr.—a gag product it originally introduced on April 1, 2017—into a ...

The Retron 5 ($129.99 at ThinkGeek) includes a slot for Game Boy catridges, which it then detects and emulates. I don't expect the Retron Jr. to be any different and will emulate the games. I also ...

If you're a retro gaming enthusiast, chances are you've already heard of console manufacturer Hyperkin. Hyperkin is responsible for creating several retro-centered systems that let you play your ...

The Retron Jr. will be a diminutive box with one slot in it for game boy carts. Each one comes with a controller that could be used wirelessly or connected to the system via its USB-C port on the ...

Over the last few years we’ve seen surge in “retro consoles” designed to let you play classic games using modern hardware. There are official systems like the NES Classic, PlayStation Classic, and ...

First announced as an April Fool’s Day prank product back in 2017, at CES 2020 Hyperkin revealed that it was actually turning the Game Boy cart playing RetroN Jr. into a real console. Over a year ...

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Hyperkin has just lifted the lid on its next games system, the Retron Jr., which plays Game Boy, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance games on your TV. The cube-like system connects to your television ...

Hyperkin is debuting the RetroN Sq cube gaming console this year after almost four years of its first announcement which was initially revealed as a prank for gamers, that would be focused on old ...

Surprisingly, it looks as though 2020 might be the year of the Game Boy as we have not one, but two pieces of hardware launching for playing games from Nintendo's classic handheld. As NintendoLife ...

Surprisingly, it looks as though 2020 might be the year of the Game Boy as we have not one, but two pieces of hardware launching for playing games from Nintendo's classic handheld. As NintendoLife ...