Analogue Super Nt+ and Mega Sg+: FPGA Consoles Return with Bluetooth

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Analogue is sending its two FPGA consoles into a second round. On Friday (October 16, 2026), the manufacturer announced the Super Nt+ and the Mega Sg+ via X – revivals for Super Nintendo and Mega Drive cartridges. They succeed their same-named predecessors: The Super Nt launched in 2017, and both models disappeared from the catalog in 2022.

Technically, Analogue stays with FPGA – a chip that logically reconstructs the original circuits rather than emulating them via software. According to big-n.fr, this promises "total compatibility" with the 16-bit libraries of both manufacturers and clean 1080p output via HDMI.

What's actually new

Compared to the originals, the Plus models have primarily received modern connections: Bluetooth for wireless controllers and USB-C instead of Mini-USB. The resolution stays at 1080p according to rom-game.fr; Analogue isn't planning a jump to 4K.

Price and pre-order

Analogue is asking $219.99 per console. Frandroid converts this to roughly €195 net, while other specialty sites estimate the euro price at around €190. Pre-orders open on October 19 (testmateriel.net names 5 PM as the time), with shipping in December 2026 according to big-n.fr and tgames.fr.

Who is the purchase worth it for?

The target audience is owners of original cartridges who want to play directly on a flatscreen TV without an HDMI mod or emulator box. Those who only use ROMs anyway will be cheaper off with less expensive solutions, and those who already own an Analogue Pocket already have SNES and Mega Drive cores on board. As a pure living-room console with an original cartridge slot, however, the Plus models remain a compact proposition.

Status: Pre-order launch October 19, 2026; final euro price and final specs will be confirmed then.