I'm going to list Hyperkin's Retro Systems. (Updates to come)
RetroN 1
A basic NES clone. Not to be confused with the RetroBit system, Generation NEX, *on and on and on*. It supports the NES light gun and original controllers. It has 2 controllers with it with a slow-motion feature. (Turbo-pause)
Supaboy
The Supaboy is a portable SNES with SNES and SFC compatibility. Certain PAL games can be played, but the list is unknown. It is only sold in US and Japan. It features 2 controller slots in case it is hooked up to a TV.
RetroN 2
This system is an SNES/NES Famiclone, not to be confused with the FC Twin or Retro Duo/Portable. It contains NES and SNES controllers (included)
RetroN 3
The RetroN 3 was Hyperkin's step up, leading to the ultimate RetroN 4. The RetroN 3 had 2 (useless) wireless controllers. The button mappings were off. This could be solved with the 6 controller ports, using a normal controller. It played NES, SNES, and Sega Genesis games. It had S-Video, allowing high-definition. (Does not work on NES) There is an O/J switch on the back that lets you play (O)(?!) Genesis Games or (J) Mega Drive games. I understand J, but O? What's O? Original?
The RetroN 5 is going to be the best console from Hyperkin, with an original controller, Perdana(?), a user interface, and all the RetroN 3's features plus a Gameboy Advanced and Famicom ports. It will have HDMI. (How?) It used to be the RetroN 4, without Famicom. The system will have better controllers, going at at least 15 feet. You will be able to save states. Additionally, you can save to:
-Cartridge
-Console
-External Memory
It can charge the controllers on the back of the system, or in your PC or any USB port. They aim 100% compatibility. It should be released around June (Yay!) under $100.
These can be purchased at Hi-Games (Ontario Mills Mall - Ontario Mills, CA)
I'm going to list Hyperkin's Retro Systems. (Updates to come)
RetroN 1
A basic NES clone. Not to be confused with the RetroBit system, Generation NEX, *on and on and on*. It supports the NES light gun and original controllers. It has 2 controllers with it with a slow-motion feature. (Turbo-pause)
Supaboy
The Supaboy is a portable SNES with SNES and SFC compatibility. Certain PAL games can be played, but the list is unknown. It is only sold in US and Japan. It features 2 controller slots in case it is hooked up to a TV.
RetroN 2
This system is an SNES/NES Famiclone, not to be confused with the FC Twin or Retro Duo/Portable. It contains NES and SNES controllers (included)
RetroN 3
The RetroN 3 was Hyperkin's step up, leading to the ultimate RetroN 4. The RetroN 3 had 2 (useless) wireless controllers. The button mappings were off. This could be solved with the 6 controller ports, using a normal controller. It played NES, SNES, and Sega Genesis games. It had S-Video, allowing high-definition. (Does not work on NES) There is an O/J switch on the back that lets you play (O)(?!) Genesis Games or (J) Mega Drive games. I understand J, but O? What's O? Original?
The RetroN 5 is going to be the best console from Hyperkin, with an original controller, Perdana(?), a user interface, and all the RetroN 3's features plus a Gameboy Advanced and Famicom ports. It will have HDMI. (How?) It used to be the RetroN 4, without Famicom. The system will have better controllers, going at at least 15 feet. You will be able to save states. Additionally, you can save to:
-Cartridge
-Console
-External Memory
It can charge the controllers on the back of the system, or in your PC or any USB port. They aim 100% compatibility. It should be released around June (Yay!) under $100.
These can be purchased at Hi-Games (Ontario Mills Mall - Ontario Mills, CA)
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2013-03-24 18:12:53