A few hours after unveiling their partnership with SEGA, My Arcade has announced a new range and a collaboration with Bandai Namco and Capcom.

A new range: **Gamestation Retro

This range, called Gamestation Retro, includes three distinct game stations:

Gamestation Retro Go**

A portable console with an 8-inch screen in 4:3 format, respecting the original resolution of the games on offer.

• Controls**: joystick, D-pad, four action buttons, four additional buttons (M1/M2) and four triggers located on the top edge.
• Detailed hardware specifications and a list of games are not yet available.

💵 Advertised price: $199

Gamestation Retro Pro

A home console dedicated to retrogaming.

• Main features** :
  • HDMI output offering a 1080p signal (no 4K, a coherent choice for retrogaming).
  • Comes with two joysticks, which are fairly standard, but feature six action buttons like the MegaDrive controller.
• Once again, no precise technical details have been revealed.

💵 Advertised price: $149

Gamestation Retro Mega

A miniaturised wooden arcade cabinet, slightly larger than the other My Arcade cabinets.

• Design**: dressed in Bandai Namco and Capcom colours.
• Screen**: 10.1-inch 4:3 format.
• Controls**: joystick, scroll wheel, eight action buttons and four additional buttons (M1/M2).

💵 Advertised price: $299.99

Games, but few details

My Arcade is promising around a hundred games across these three devices, without specifying whether some will be exclusive to one platform or available on all.

Warning**: these devices are not compatible with Recalbox.

Dedicated accessories

My Arcade is offering two accessories with this new range:

• Gamestation Retro Gamepad: a controller identical to the one supplied with the Gamestation Retro Pro.
  💵 Price: $39.99
• Gamestation Retro Arcade Stick**: an arcade panel based on that of the Gamestation Retro Mega, but with more comfortable dimensions. It includes a joystick, scroll wheel, eight action buttons and four additional buttons (M1/M2).
  💵 Price: $69.99

Availability date

The entire Gamestation Retro range is expected to be available in third quarter 2025.

Photos: My Arcade / Bandai Namco / Capcom