ModRetro
ModRetro sells modernized versions of classic gaming consoles, starting with a Game Boy-style handheld called the Chromatic.
Seed closed December 2024.[1][7]
post-money valuation and the full investor list are not publicly disclosed.
Palmer Luckey, Founder[1][2][3][14]
Torin Herndon, Chief Executive Officer[1][14]
Analogue · analogue.co · Same buyer (retro gaming enthusiasts), same job (FPGA-based cartridge-compatible consoles), same product categories (Game Boy and N64 replicas). The M64 is priced $70-100 below Analogue 3D.[3][6]
Nintendo · nintendo.com · Same buyer (retro gamers), same job (playing classic Nintendo titles), but different approach: Nintendo uses software emulation and digital re-releases rather than FPGA cartridge-compatible hardware.[1][2][3]
The customer proof is company-sourced only. No independent source in this ledger confirms it.[10]
Ask for one referenceable production customer.
Not a recommendation. The first thing this ledger cannot answer.
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ModRetro
ModRetro sells modernized versions of classic gaming consoles, starting with a Game Boy-style handheld called the Chromatic.
Ask for one referenceable production customer.
Not a recommendation. The first thing this ledger cannot answer.