Analogue is dropping a brand new vary of limited-edition colours of its iconic Pocket handheld, impressed by Nintendo’s Sport Boy Colour.
Analogue hasn’t been shy in releasing a gradual movement of gorgeous variants of its Pocket handheld. From glow-in-the-dark variants to aluminum editions, the retro handheld has been out there in a spread of hanging types and colours.
Now Analogue is paying homage to Nintendo’s Sport Boy Colour, with its model new restricted version handhelds.
Introduced on the official Analogue Pocket X/Twitter web page, the boutique handheld model launched its new ‘Analogue Pocket: GBC Colours Restricted Editions.’ This new vary of retro colorways is impressed by the “iconic authentic GBG Colours” of the basic 90s handheld.
Analogue Pocket
The brand new nostalgia-inducing handhelds can be found in a spread of six new colorways: Kiwi, Dandelion, Teal, Grape, Berry, and Gold.
Not solely do the colours harken again to the colours out there for the official Sport Boy Colour, however the names do too. Sadly, the legendary ‘Atomic Purple’ clear variant is nowhere to be seen.
Beneath the hood, it’s the identical outdated superb handheld. Not like retro handhelds just like the Miyoo Mini+, the Analogue Pocket makes use of FPGA to supply the best stage of emulation.
The hand-held additionally incorporates a 3.5-inch LCD show, and might emulate video games from the Sport Boy, Sport Boy Colour, and the Sport Boy Advance. Most significantly, it might play cartridges, for that genuine Sport Boy Colour expertise.
The brand-new GBG Colours Version of the Analogue Pocket might be out there for $249.99 on September 12 from the official Analogue web site.
You gained’t have to attend lengthy to get your palms on one of many new colorways both, as transport for the gorgeous handhelds begins simply days later from September 16.
Identical to with earlier variants of the Analogue Pocket, it’s seemingly these will promote out shortly. We suggest getting in quick if you’d like some Sport Boy Colour-inspired nostalgia.
