Analogue Super Nt+ and Mega Sg+: pricing, and preorders on October 19

Analogue is bringing back its Super Nintendo and Mega Drive FPGA consoles: the Super Nt+ and Mega Sg+ at $219.99, preorders on October 19, shipping in December.


The return of two cult consoles

The Super Nt (2017) and the Mega Sg (2018) played real Super Nintendo and Mega Drive cartridges thanks to an FPGA chip, which recreates the console circuit by circuit instead of emulating it. They had been out of production since 2022. On October 16, 2026 Analogue announced their successors, the Super Nt+ and the Mega Sg+.


Price and availability

• $219.99 each, without a controller. There is no euro price yet: shipping costs and import VAT will be added.
• Preorders on Monday, October 19 at 8 a.m. Pacific Time, i.e. 5 p.m. in France, on analogue.co.
• Shipping is planned for December 2026. Analogue's previous consoles sold out within minutes: be ready at the stated time.

What's new

• An FPGA core programmed from scratch by Analogue, a new case and a new operating system.
• Controllers: wireless over Bluetooth and 2.4 GHz, with a pairing button, in addition to the original wired controllers. Engadget recommends the 8BitDo M30 (Sega) and SN30 (Nintendo), at $30.
• Powered over USB-C, a USB-A port (for an audio DAC or to charge a controller) and an SD card reader.
• Video output up to 1080p over HDMI, no 4K.
• The Mega Sg+ ships with theMaster System adapter and keeps the connector for the Mega-CD.
• Analogue promises more than 2,200 games compatible per console, region-free.

Super Nt+ or MiSTer?

These consoles play your cartridges, with no setup required. If you prefer copies of your games and a single machine for dozens of systems, the MiSTer remains the alternative: see our MiSTer FPGA guide.


Sources: Time Extension · Engadget