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Analogue is back with another collection of new colorways for its Pocket handheld, now drawing inspiration from Nintendo’s ...

Put simply, the Analogue Pocket is a way of replaying the many thousands of game cartridges created for Nintendo’s iconic Game Boy, the pocket console that was launched in 1989 and sold well over 100 ...

So how does it fare with these three new adapters? To clarify, the Analogue Pocket at launch natively supported Game Boy, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance games. You could also pick up a Game ...

That’s really all there is to know. Otherwise it’s the same Analogue Pocket the company has been selling for years which plays original Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance cartridges.

The R²one is the latest FPGA console on the market, with a design inspired by the thirty-year-old PlayStation 1.

Retro game enthusiasts may already be acquainted with Analogue, a company that designs and manufactures updated versions of ...

Last year the company announced the Pocket, which sets its sights on ... Adamant that the artistry and creativity of this early wave of game development is something that deserves far greater scrutiny ...

Between my phone, my Nintendo Switch and my beloved Analogue Pocket, I’ve got no shortage of ways to play retro games on the go. However, the experience rarely feels the same as what you’ll ...

And, as is the case with all Android handhelds, getting games running ... The Pocket Micro is undoubtedly an attractive gaming gadget, with delightfully clicky buttons and analog sticks, and ...