Supa Sweet Handheld Console Shaped Like a SNES Controller With 3.5 Inch Screen that Plays SNES Cartridges Hyperkin will launch the highly anticipated SupaBoy Handheld Video Game Console December 1st, ...

The SupaBoy seemed to attract more attention in the IGN office than the slew of new tablets and gadgets during the holiday rush -- heck, it may have drawn more attention than the PlayStation Vita.

Sure, all the morning's news may have been surrounding a vowel-augmented console from Nintendo, the Wii U, but a certain other Nintendo console that has fewer vowels is also seeing some well-deserved ...

After last year's pleasing Retron2 console from Hyperkin, the manufacturer's back with a brand new toy: the SupaBoy. A portable Super NES with a built-in 3.5" screen, the machine takes Super Nintendo ...

Good thing you kept all your old SNES cartridges, right? Hyperkin, the accessories manufacturer, has developed the SupaBoy, a portable SNES. Fingers crossed, it should be available this summer. The ...

Super Nintendo that can be carried like a Game Boy "SUPABOYIt will be released soon. Although it is an overseas product, it is compatible with Japanese Super Nintendo Cartridge cartridges and can be ...

We first featured the Hyperkin SupaBoy SNES Handheld back in April of this year, when it was still under development. But if you have been patiently waiting for its arrival, you will be pleased to ...

Retro consoles like the NES Classic Edition and Super NES Classic are tons of fun, and the Nintendo Switch is the hottest video game console on the planet right now. Wouldn’t it be cool if there was a ...

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Despite the prevalence of retro games on download portals such as Steam, PSN, XBLA and the Wii Virtual Console, many purists will tell you that you simply cannot beat the real thing. No digital ...

The lapse of hardware patents on retro platforms has resulted in an explosion of clone machines, most of which are produced cheaply in the Far East. These systems emulate the performance of consoles ...