Hyperkin’s SupaBoy Is Coming to Europe, Getting New Colors

Video game hardware and accessory maker Hyperkin is bringing the popular SupaBoy to Europe for the first time this Fall. They’ve also shown off a couple of new color variants available to purchase, also available later this Fall. The new colors are Crimson and Prime, which depict the SNES and Super Famicom styles of our youth. If you’re both a retro game collector and physical media fan, this is a great way to experience your favorite old titles without the need for emulation or other means.

The SupaBoy is by Hyperkin is a third-party peripheral for playing your SNES or Super Famicom games on the go. It comes with a fully backlit screen, so no need to only play during the day. Every button from the original controllers are present, so you’ll have the traditional experience. But there are also two controller slots if you want to plug in and play a two-player title. It can play all PAL, NTSC, and JP cartridges, so region lock is a worry of the past. You can also hook this up to a TV with built-in AV outs if you didn’t want to play handheld, so you can really recreate playing games from the ’90s.

Here’s more on Hyperkin, pulled from a recent press release:

Hyperkin is a gaming hardware development company, specializing in consoles and accessories for multiple generations of gamers. Hyperkin’s products also provide convenient and comfortable solutions for a wide array of home entertainment. Hyperkin leads the way in the retro and modern entertainment industry with unique, fun, and innovative items, including the RetroN console series and the handheld SupaBoy series. Hyperkin has recently entered the VR world, being the first to enter the market with protective skins and collaborating with HTC Vive to create the Hyper Blaster. Founded in 2006, Hyperkin’s headquarters is located in Los Angeles, California.

We don’t have a solid release date quite yet, but Fall 2026 is right around the corner. So you can probably expect news on a release soon. Hyperkin estimates the estimated MSRP will be $129.99 / €129.99 / £119.99.

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Myles is the video games editor at Temple of Geek, but you can also see his work on IGN, GameSpot, Kotaku, Giant Bomb, Restart.run, and more. Outside of games, he covers movies, TV, TCGs, and live events. You can follow him on Bluesky @‪mylesobenza.bsky.social‬

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