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Polymega Remix transforma CDs e cartuchos em jogos retro para PC e Steam Deck — como funciona

Polymega Remix turns CDs and cartridges into retro games for PC and Steam Deck — how it works

Polymega Remix arrives to let you play your retro games from CDs and cartridges on PCs, laptops, and Steam Deck, without internet ROMs.

If you want to play retro games from various platforms on a modern PC, Polymega Remix offers a simple option to digitize your CDs and cartridges.

The system consists of a base unit that looks like a simple console and a Windows application. When connected to the PC via USB, the base allows for game digitization.

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  1. Platforms supported by the built-in drive
  2. Module adapters
  3. Price and availability

Platforms supported by the built-in drive

The integrated drive supports original games from:

  • PlayStation 1
  • Sega Saturn
  • Sega CD, Mega CD, 32X CD
  • Neo Geo CD
  • TurboGrafx CD, PC-Engine CD
  • Polymega Collection

Module adapters

  • NES / Famicom (via EM01)
  • SNES / Super Famicom (via EM02)
  • Sega Genesis / Mega Drive / 32X (via EM03)
  • TurboGrafx-16 / PC-Engine (via EM04)
  • Nintendo 64 (via EM05)
  • Atari 2600 / 7800 (via EM06)

Once digitized, games can be played on different devices via the Polymega app. At launch, support covers Windows PCs, PC gaming handhelds, and Macs with Intel processors; apps for iPhone, iPad, Android, and ARM-based Macs should arrive in the coming months. The app also offers virtual display modes to simulate the look of old TVs and patches for ROM hacks.

Price and availability

The Polymega Remix is now available in the manufacturer's store. The console costs 200 USD, excluding VAT and shipping. Delivery is scheduled to begin in May 2026. Module adapters must be purchased separately if needed.

Original article editor: Hannes Brecher

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