The new Yobo FC3 Plus has arrived. The system has not 1 or 2, but 3 individual cartridge slots, and lets you play classics from your favorite 8- and 16-bit video game consoles.

The FC3 Plus ships with a pair of controllers as well as a light gun for getting your Duck Hunt on (sorry, CRT televisions only). In addition to SNES/NES/Genesis compatibility, the console can also play games from something called the G-Factor, which frankly, I’ve never heard of. Still, with thousands of Nintendo and SEGA carts out there, you should have plenty to keep you busy for a long time.

The triple-threat consoles have started to turn up over on eBay, with prices starting at about $45 USD.

[via Ben Heck Forums]

The Hyperkin Dual Action SG/FC (also sold under the Yobo brand) has two cartridge slots, and can play original carts from both of these classic systems. Just flip the switch between NES and Genesis modes, and you’ll be playing Mario and Sonic on the same console.

The SG/FC connects to your TV via an RCA composite video output, and offers stereo audio output (presumably for 16-bit games). Yobo also includes a pair of joypads in the box, so you’ll have everything you need to play all your favorites right out of the box.

With a little luck, you can find these consoles over on eBay for around $35 to $45 bucks.

[If you can hold out for a while, you might want to wait for Yobo's upcoming FC3 Plus systems, which will play NES, SNES and Genesis games with a triple-slot configuration.]