Hyperkin RetroN 3 HD 3-in-1 Retro Gaming Console for NES, Super Famicom, and Genesis/Mega Drive (Space Black), M03888-SB - Sega Genesis
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- 3-in-1 Retro Console: Compatible with NES, Super NES, Super Famicom, and Genesis/Mega Drive cartridgesplay thousands of original classics on one system.
- HD Ready: Enjoy your favorite retro games in crisp 720p via HDMI; toggle between 4:3 and 16:9 aspect ratios for the perfect nostalgic feel.
- EverDrive Support: Fully compatible with most EverDrive and reproduction cartridgesexpand your library and keep your originals safe.
- Includes 2 Controllers: Comes with two premium Hyperkin controllers for instant multiplayer action; console also supports original NES, SNES, and Genesis controllers.
- Classic Meets Modern: AV-compatible for CRT setups and HDMI-ready for modern TVsperfect for collectors, streamers, and retro enthusiasts alike.
Description
Travel back to the golden age of gaming, no time machine required. The Hyperkin RetroN 3 HD lets you relive the 8-bit and 16-bit eras with a single console that plays NES®, Super NES®, Super Famicom™, Genesis® and Mega Drive cartridges in crisp 720p HD. Whether you're dodging barrels, saving kingdoms, or blasting through zones, the RetroN 3 HD is your all-access pass to classic gaming. This 3-in-1 retro gaming console is built for both hardcore collectors and casual players. Swap between game systems instantly with a simple switch, and enjoy HD visuals and audio via the included HDMI cable. Prefer to keep it old-school? AV support is included for CRT TV purists. It comes with two wired premium controllers and supports original controller ports for an authentic feel. Whether you're revisiting childhood favorites or discovering hidden gems, the RetroN 3 HD makes retro gaming easy, fun, and plug-and-play ready.
Platform: Nintendo NES, Nintendo Super NES, Sega Genesis
Input Device: Gamepad
Connectivity Technology: HDMI
Resolution: 720p
Software Update Supported to Date: unknown
Color: Red
Brand Name: Hyperkin
Model Name: RetroN 3 HD
Model Number: M03888-SB
Manufacturer: Hyperkin
Warranty Description: 1 Year Manufacture Warranty
UPC: 810007710921
Included Components: Item
Item Weight: 3.9 pounds
Manufacturer Part Number: M03888-SB
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So far so good I was a little hesitant buying this product but everything works perfectly. It’s nice to be able to play NES, Super NES and Sega Genesis games all in one. The only thing I can really complain about is with certain games the sound is a little distorted, but that’s perfectly normal being an aftermarket video game system. The controller are awesome and I love the connector with the super Nintendo controller that it can connect to the NES portion of the system. Everything looks great in HD. The only thing is I had to buy a longer HDMI cable at Walmart.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2026 by Steve Roknic
1. Build quality - The plastic is great. It doesn't creak or anything with a little pressure. I don't know how sturdy it is vs putting things on it, hitting it, or dropping it. I didn't purchase it for those reasons. As somebody who takes care of their things, this is great. All of the buttons click and respond well. 2. Controllers - The controllers that come with this (One 6-button Sega and a SNES) are made of the same material. Longer cords than the originals had. There is an adapter to use the SNES controller on the NES side. They are great. Just as sturdy as the originals, if not moreso. 3. Game insertion - And issues many people have with these retro consoles is how firmly they grip the games. It's fairly snug, but not too bad. I believe a lot of people forgot having a new NES, Sega, or SNES and having to use a little force to remove the games. Especially on the NES. The SNES had the eject button which lessened the issue on that console. 4. Video quality - I don't have many games at the moment, but what I did play was fine. NES - Dynowarz, TMNT, Fester's Quest; Sega - Ms Pac-Man, Desert Strike, Mortal Kombat, Sonic; SNES - Cyberspin, Super Mario World, Rock N Roll Racing, Mega Man X. They were all great. 5. Sound Quality - Sounded good to me. I've played on all kinds of emulators and original hardware. If I'm honest, my hearing isn't the best these days either. I didn't hear any crackling, humming, or other stuff like that. Overall, I'm happy with this. It does what it is supposed to do and it isn't a piece of junk :)
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Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2025 by Bob
The first one arrived and worked for about 10 minutes, before the display and sound stopped working. Tried hooking up to a different tv and switching games out, but still no luck. Had no luck with the AV connectors either. Occasionally the sound would show up, but no picture. Initiated return and requested a replacement rather than a refund. The replacement arrived and the upper and lower shell of the console were not connected. Tried pushing them back together to see if it would snap into place, but no luck. Tried hooking up to tv just to see if this console worked, but no luck. Tried both the HDMI and the composite AV plugs, but the system still would not work. Some reviews say their consoles work well, but definitely NOT my experience. I would not recommend this console. That said, the controllers felt to be of good quality....that's the only good that I can say about this item.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2026 by Mariah Lovejoy
Now that I have this, I’ve been trying (& getting) to get games that I owned or rented & wanted to own. So far, Every game I have works on it. The only problem I can see with it is that the cartridge slots seem tighter & you have to really push the cart in to get it locked in right. But you’re worried somewhat that you might break the system or cartridge trying to insert it. Even with that issue, I would recommend for anyone who wants all three of the systems original Nintendo, super Nintendo and Sega genesis all in one unit. I wished I’d of had these back in the early 90s. This unit really is a lot of bang for your buck. Update: Another reviewer said that it wouldn’t play their original cart of Super Mario All Stars. There may be something wrong with their cart or they just need to blow dust out of it like we did back in the day as mine works fine.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2023 by russel vanvlack
I had recently purchased and reviewed 2 units by Gamerz Tek, one SNES unit, the other a Genesis system. Both were decent units, but felt a little cheap and ultimately, they both suffered from some not so great audio output, exacerbated by a home theater setup. The SNES unit also had a good amount of visual noise. Ultimately, I decided to give the Hyperkin unit a shot. It seemed convenient, covering 3 systems I still had a collection of games for and took up less space. I also appreciated that this was indeed a “clone” system and not running an emulation setup such as their Retron 5. This unit has been excellent so far. It feels well built for what it is. Compared to the other clone and emulation options, this unit certainly feels above average in build quality, though do understand that it is still not on par with the premium feel of the actual consoles it mimics. My SNES is an original release unit and it works like a champ, I can’t see the Hyperkin surviving 30 years. The hardware does take a hit in a few areas. The controller inputs are at an odd placement. The SNES are front facing, but the remaining console inputs are on the sides. The Genesis inputs also appear to be in reverse with the player one port on the right. Not a tremendous problem, but confusing if you are attaching a controller while the unit is in a TV stand or you don’t have a clear view. The Genesis cartridge slot is also ridiculously tight. So much so, that I at first thought it was faulty. I used a game I was less concerned with breaking to test the slot only to find out that pushing the game into the unit requires enough pressure that snapping off the system’s pins or the game cartridge board is a real concern. This is even more true when using a smaller cartridge, such as the yellow tab EA releases that have a smaller footprint. Removing the cartridge is just as difficult and I am concerned that the pins will pull away from the board after repeated use. The NES and SNES seem to be less of an issue. Compatibility seems good so far. In my fairly limited playtime, I haven’t found any broken games or experiences yet. The video quality is good if not a bit muted. I did add a Scan-line Generator into the mix for a more authentic look. It has independent RGB controls and I’ve been able to tune the image a little better, but this is another $30 add on you would have to be prepared for. I do wish one of these companies would simply incorporate this feature into their units with an optional on/off switch. The 4:3 switch is much appreciated. I prefer playing these games in their original aspect ratio. It is a personal preference, but I’m glad the option is present. My existing first party accessories have all worked without a problem. I have not been able to test the NES Zapper as I am currently without a CRT television. The controllers that ship with the device are decent. They feel better than the usual Ali Express bargain basement units, but are nothing too special. The addition of an NES adapter to use with the SNES controller is a nice addition and cuts back on additional controllers, though ultimately, I have been using 3 wireless controllers by 8bitDo, each for their respective consoles and they have all worked as expected. My last hardware gripe is the cartridge layout. Had they flip flopped the SNES and Genesis slots, there would have been more room for inserting the Genesis carts with the needed pressure and the cartridges would have gone from shortest to tallest with the 2 Nintendo consoles next to each other which would have been more visually appealing. Perhaps the goal was to make the unit SNES-centric as those are also the ports on the front, but the unit does not look like an SNES, so that goal is lost in translation. Overall, this unit has offered a great gameplay experience, great compatibility, excellent sound (true stereo) and video, and convenience of a single unit. It only suffers from a few hardware shortcomings and design flaws that may be more subjective than objective. The unit I have received appears to have passed quality control fairly well, with none of the reported hardware issues as in other reviews. So, in the end, my kids are getting the Gamerz Tek units in another room of the house on a smaller TV and the Hyperkin Retron 3 HD will sit proudly next to my current gen consoles in our main entertainment area for the friends and family to enjoy.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2022 by Hulkdad
I’m so happy with this purchase. I bought this to get my son off of Poki and the stupid ads. We bought one of the Sega multi game cartridges. We’re loving it and I’d buy it again.
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2026 by TheNoseKnows
I purchased this because I have a video game based business and I figured it would simplify things. I tested probably 200 games in the first hour it arrived here are my results: Amazing at reading NES games. I would give it 10 out of 10 for that. I wont rate snes because the original consoles are already a 10 out of 10 at reading. Average at reading genesis games. Out the bat there is a problem. My controller wont read on port one for sonic on multiple copies of the same game, only port 2. As I test other games I find similar issues, only one of the 2 ports will work. Never both at the same time. It's not a port problem because the issue stays on the same side when testing the identical game. I'm sure I'll unravel further issues as I test games. My honest review would be it's great at reading games, cheaply built otherwise. The cost of a genesis is dirt cheap, my advice would be to buy quality oem consoles. This will work for what I purchased it for, but I expected more for the price.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2020 by Anthony
Amazing video game system
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