Summary

With Sony cutting disc production for PlayStation consoles by 2028, the future looks bleak for anyone who likes actually owning their video games . The past, though, well, that’s never looked brighter, with the retro gaming sector offering more opportunities than ever to enjoy the games of yesteryear. There are now heaps of field-programmable gate array ( FPGA ) consoles that effectively remake original consoles, supporting authentic game cartridges on modern displays—like Analogue’s excellent N64 mimic, the Analogue3D . But Romania-based Epilogue has been going a slightly different route.

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