No, that isn’t a typo! The M64 is a forthcoming Nintendo 64-compatible console from ModRetro, who previously released the Game Boy & Game Boy Color Compatible Chromatic handheld console.

So, if you’re looking for a convenient way to play your collection of Nintendo 64 cartridges on modern TVs, but you’re not one of the lucky people who managed to get their hands on an Analogue 3D console at launch, then ModRetro’s recently announced M64 could be the answer for you. The M64’s controller looks set to be very faithful to the original Nintendo 64 controller, which should make playing games on the console feel like a truly authentic Nintendo 64 experience.
The design of the M64 was revealed by ModRetro on November 28, 2025, and while the full technical specifications of the M64 are yet to be revealed, ModRetro have confirmed that the M64 hardware and software will be open source, as is the case for all of ModRetro’s products. and we also know that he M64 will initially be available in three very 1990s translucent colors (with even more color options promised for the future), and you can currently join the waitlist for the console, which is set to cost $199, making the M64 significantly cheaper than the aforementioned Analogue 3D).