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Hyperkin is a video game accessory manufacturer and distributor, specialising in both modern day consoles and systems of the past.
As well as accessories, Hyperkin have also produced cost-reduced versions of retro consoles, most notably the RetroN 3, a console capable of playing NES, Sega Mega Drive and SNES games. They are also a distributor of products manufactured by AtGames, primarily in the US.
Hardware Produced
- Arcade Gamer (2007)
- Dual Action (2007)
- FC3 Plus (2008)
- RetroN 3 (2009)
- Genesis Gencore (2009)
- GenMobile (2009)
- Arcade Master (2010)
- Arcade Motion Dual (2010)
- Arcade Ultimate (2011)
- MegaRetroN HD (2018)
- RetroN 3 HD (2020)