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The SuperSega project began so positively. After all, who wouldn't want an FPGA-powered Sega super-console capable of playing Master System, Mega Drive, Saturn and Dreamcast games? A diehard Nintendo fan, perhaps, but there's no denying that Sega's legacy is one everyone should enjoy...

SuperSega has recently explained that they are intentionally producing "crappy" videos because they are afraid their competitor Analogue will steal their ideas if they create higher quality content. The company has faced some other controversies as well, such as their boss arriving in a...

Confusion has arisen regarding SuperSega pre-orders being charged for the full amount. The situation stems from a recent development with the SuperSega FPGA console project, which promises to play software from all of Sega's major consoles. The project has been surrounded by skepticism due to...

Background Information SuperSega FPGA Console: The SuperSega FPGA Console is a proposed gaming console that aims to replicate classic Sega games using FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array) technology. FPGA technology allows for hardware-level emulation, which can potentially offer a more...

The SuperSega FPGA console is an upcoming all-in-one retro gaming system that can play games from a wide range of classic Sega consoles, including the Master System, Genesis/Mega Drive, Saturn, and Dreamcast. According to the latest reports, a prototype of the SuperSega has been shown running...

We've given the SuperSega project a fair amount of coverage in recent months, and with good reason – who isn't excited about the prospect of an all-in-one system that runs Master System, Mega Drive, Saturn, Mega CD and Dreamcast software, all via FPGA? Since the project broke cover, there's...

The SuperSega FPGA project has people excited and sceptical at the same time. A bold venture which aims to produce a system capable of playing Master System, Mega Drive, Saturn, Dreamcast and Sega CD games, it will leverage cutting-edge FPGA technology to emulate these platforms on a hardware...

The SuperSega FPGA console has made some waves since it was first announced, with many people within the industry doubting it can faithfully replicate Saturn and Dreamcast games at an agreeable price point. The team behind the console – which also runs Master System, Mega Drive and Sega CD...

The Spanish team behind the upcoming SuperSega FPGA system have revealed that it will be offered in two different hardware variants – and says it understands why the platform has been met with such a high degree of skepticism. The FPGA-based machine will be capable of playing original Mega...