
Two N64 clones are on sale this holiday, and they're about $40 apart
If you have real N64 cartridges and a 4K TV, one of these is worth it; the M64 is cheaper, while reviewers have so far given the Analogue 3D the edge on polish.

If you have real N64 cartridges and a 4K TV, one of these is worth it; the M64 is cheaper, while reviewers have so far given the Analogue 3D the edge on polish.

The Nexus is a reasonable gift pick for a cartridge collector; if you pre-ordered a C64 or Spectrum handheld, plan on waiting until spring.

If you'll actually play a few times a week, a dedicated handheld with real buttons is worth it; if you're curious but busy, start with your phone and a clip-on controller.

If your real consoles run through cheap HDMI adapters today, this is a serious upgrade at a fraction of high-end scaler money, as long as you don't need HDMI input.