Push-Run Holdings received 1 granted patent this quarter in Hardware.
The patent covers a modular retro gaming console designed to read original cartridges from multiple classic systems through swappable expansion modules. This approach allows the device to emulate various Platformss and stream gameplay while avoiding redundant core Hardware components.
Push-Run Holdings received 1 Hardware patent covering a modular retro gaming console that reads original cartridges from classic systems. The design separates console-specific components into swappable expansion modules while keeping shared processing and Networking functions in a common core, eliminating the need to duplicate basic Hardware across multiple emulation targets. The system directly reads physical cartridges rather than relying solely on ROM files, which helps preserve authentic playback behavior while avoiding the display incompatibilities that plague pure Hardware clones. Gameplay can be streamed from the device, turning vintage cartridges into content sources for modern viewing Platformss.
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