If you still hold a bitter grudge against your parents for throwing away your Sega Mega Drive in 1998, the Analogue Mega Sg ($219) is your mechanical redemption. Unlike cheap software emulators that mangle sound chips and lag behind button presses, this bespoke console uses custom FPGA hardware to run original Sega cartridges natively in razor-sharp 1080p HDMI. It delivers glorious, scanline-accurate retro bliss with zero lag. Finally, you can play Sonic the Hedgehog at thirty-something without having to blow dust out of plastic carts or squint at blurry CRT televisions.

Analogue – $219