It might cost a pretty penny, but the Analogue Pocket gives me the right mix of offline fun and nostalgia that mobile games ...

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 ...

The Classic Limited Edition of the Analogue Pocket will come in Red ... It will also support the original display modes of the games themselves and feature “reference quality recreations ...

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.

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 ...

Not only is FPGA emulation incredible technology, it’s also a perfect excuse to dive back into various retro libraries in ...

Retro game consoles are big business. The current craze of gaming hardware specialists centred on nostalgia seems to be ...

Last year the company announced the Pocket, which sets its sights on the most iconic portable console of all time, Nintendo’s Game Boy. As well as backward compatibility with nearly 3,000 games issued ...

In an age where console generations are separated by frame rates and iterative rendering advancements, it's hard to overstate how dramatic the leap from Super Nintendo to Nintendo 64 felt back in ...