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.

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 ...

Whereas the company’s previous console reboot, the Analogue Pocket evoked and emulated Nintendo’s classic Gameboy, the Analogue3D ramps up the processing power to tackle that powerful icon of 90s ...