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The Retro Chameleon, originally called the Retro VGS then Coleco Chameleon prior to the loss of the Coleco Holdings (owner of the Coleco brand name) license,[1] is a cancelled home video game console. Its creators have stated that it was inspired by the second to fifth generations (1976–1999) of home video game consoles, and like most consoles of those generations, the Retro VGS had planned to run all of its games on individual cartridges, as opposed to optical discs and digital download. The Retro VGS was not expected to support any manner of online connectivity whatsoever, meaning all hardware and software released would have been the final product, and would not have the ability to update after release. A Kickstarter campaign was initially planned to raise funds for the project, but this was later moved to Indiegogo one week before the start of the campaign when a physical prototype was not produced. On March 8, 2016, Retro VGS pulled down their online social media presence after Coleco Holdings had withdrawn their support and involvement from the project.

The PlayStation 4 Pro (codenamed Neo, model number CUH-7000) was announced on September 7, 2016, and launched worldwide on November 10, 2016. It is an upgraded version of the PlayStation 4 with improved hardware to enable 4K rendering and improved PlayStation VR performance, including an upgraded GPU with 4.198 teraflops of processing power and hardware support for checkerboard rendering, and a higher CPU clock.

El ZX-UNO es un dispositivo que consiste en un circuito electrónico experimental de tamaño reducido (tipo tarjeta de crédito 86x56 mm.) cuyo principal objetivo es la implementación por hardware de sistemas de 8 bits como ordenadores clásicos y videoconsolas, y muy en especial para implementar de la forma más fiel y exacta posible el comportamiento de los microordenadores clásicos ZX Spectrum, sin usar ningún tipo de emulación, dado que se trata de una reimplementación hardware de los sistemas originales y no de una emulación por software. El corazón o núcleo del ZX-UNO, con el cual todo esto es posible, es un chip FPGA (siglas de Field Programmable Gate Array en inglés) de Xilinx*. El ZX-UNO incorpora además, un firmware o BIOS (podemos llamarlo así por su aspecto similar al de un PC, por su intiutividad), desde el cual pueden configurarse aspectos claves de la máquina, y otras tareas como: Testeo de memoria, testeo del nivel de señal de la entrada EAR, testeo de teclado Arranque silencioso (sin el logo del ZX-UNO) Tipo de teclado spectrum (issue 2 o 3) Timings de la máquina (48k, 128k..) Activación / desactivación de la memoria contenida Activación / desactivación del divMMC y del menú NMI del mismo Elección de la ROM por defecto en el arranque del ZX-UNO, o del core de arranque en el caso de que no sea Spectrum, Adición, eliminación y actualización de ROMS Adición, eliminación y actualización de cores (otras máquinas), hasta un máximo de 9 en total. Y dado que está en contínuo desarrollo, seguramente dispongamos de más opciones de configuración en el futuro.

Lightseekers: Awakening is a multimedia franchise created by PlayFusion, an independent British studio co-founded by Mark Gerhard, the former CEO of RuneScape publisher Jagex. Its early development was partly financed via a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign, which had raised $227,660 by November 2016. The Lightseekers brand consists of a toys-to-life role-playing video game (commonly referred to as Lightseekers RPG) and a trading card game. The toys-to-life video game was released for iOS and Android mobile platforms in May 2017. The Lightseekers RPG video game is free-to-play and does not require accessories to function, but players can purchase a line of interactive figures made in partnership with Tomy to enhance their experience. Figures can be decked with various accessories which modify the corresponding characters in-game appearance and abilities. They also incorporate a speaker for various one-liners, and a motion sensor allowing them to be used as a controller during flying segments. A second Lightseekers video game was released in January 2019 for the Nintendo Switch, but it is an virtual adaptation of the trading card game rather than a port of the toys-to-life RPG.

Nintendo Switch, con nombre en clave «Nintendo NX» previo a su presentación oficial,1 es una consola híbrida,2 que se puede usar tanto como consola portátil como de sobremesa, actualmente en desarrollo por parte de la compañía Nintendo. Fue anunciada el 17 de marzo de 2015 durante una conferencia de prensa,1 y mostrada por primera vez el 20 de octubre de 2016.2 Su lanzamiento está previsto para marzo de 2017.3

Flashback Blast! es una especie de línea de consolas retro que se compone de un dispositivo USB plug and play y un mando inalámbrico. Cada pack de esta familia de productos ofrece entre ocho y 20 juegos clásicos y, por el momento, se pondrá a la venta el próximo 1 de octubre en Norteamérica y Canadá por un precio comprendido entre los 20 y los 40 dólares.

A group of games by Nintendo where players build objects out of perforated cardboard templates and attach them to their Nintendo Switch console. Objects that are built can then be used in various minigames.

Starlink: Battle for Atlas (2018) is Ubisofts first step into the toys-to-life video game genre. The game doesnt require use of the toys to be played, but the gameplay is enriched by using them. The interactive toys consist of three categories: ships (which consist of a body and two wings), weapons, and pilots. Pilots and ships are attached to controller mounts, which load the attached toy into the game instantly. Each loadout requires a pilot and ship body, but ship wings and weapons can be dynamically mixed, matched, and stacked using attachments on the ship bodies and wings. The game was developed by Ubisoft Toronto and released on October 16, 2018, for the PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch. The Switch version features an exclusive pilot and ship (Nintendos Fox McCloud and his Arwing) within the games starter pack. An all-digital edition was also released for all three consoles that contains most of the released physical toys in-game. On April 3rd, 2019, it was announced that due to sales that fell below expectations, there would be no further releases of physical Starlink toys. Digital expansions, however, would continue to be released. In total, 8 ships, 16 weapons, and 11 pilots were released physically across 3 starter packs, 6 ship packs, 4 weapon packs, and 5 pilot packs. Controller mount packs were also released for each console that enabled co-op play with the physical toys.

Consola fabricada por Retro Games Ltd. con aspecto de teclado no funcional. A la venta el 29 de marzo de 2018 a un precio de 79,99 euros

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New machines to play old games.

Game Watch: Super Mario Bros. is an upcoming limited-edition Game Watch game developed and published by Nintendo set to release in November 2020. The game is a compilation of three prior Nintendo games, Super Mario Bros., Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels, and Ball. The game will be released to commemorate the 35th anniversary of the Super Mario series, as well as the 40th year anniversary of the Game Watch line of systems.