djsumdog (nprofile…l0gg) zero-escape (nprofile…f7f5) nprofile1qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnddaehgu3wwp6kyqpq2qhc74kxas5r5xhmhs9aw2n0deg937cf78fxlvtmpg6eh7aueuwqw8lr8u (nprofile…lr8u) They managed to recreate the Nintendo 64 at an hardware level using FPGAs (Though they keep delaying release) https://www.analogue.co/3d
If we're at this level of sophistication with FPGAs, it would indeed be possible to recreate late 90s hardware on a compact SoC to use as drop in replacement in legacy systems and other hobbyists purposes
LGR once showed the WeeCee PC, which was a mini PC that uses industrial-grade hardware that is largely a recreation of late 90 hardware for legacy systems
