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Nintendo, Sega controllers and carts find a new home in the RetroN 3 console

We know the hazards that can befall retro gaming enthusiasts — janky third party consoles and KIRFy handhelds not the least among them — so it’s nice to see someone put some real thought in their hardware. Available in retro-futurist red or sober, serious black, the RetroN 3 gaming system is compatible with your Nintendo, Sega Genesis, and SNES cartridges. And if that weren’t enough for you (it seldom is, is it?) you can use a pair of the original controllers from either of those three systems. If that seems too awesome, it also packs its own wireless controllers. Available now for $70.

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