The Analogue Pocket is a Game Boy from an alternate universe that plays games and creates music - Yanko Design

Information technology looks like a Game Boy. It plays Game Boy titles, along with Game Male child Color, GBA, Sega'due south Game Gear, SNK's Neo Geo Pocket Color, and Atari'southward Lynx, giving y'all an absolute cafe of nostalgia. It also has its own DAW or Digital Audio Workstation called Nanoloop that lets you create your own electro viii-bit soundtracks. Information technology's chosen the Counterpart Pocket and it is everything a retro gamer dreams nearly.

With a shape, size, and class that gamers have fallen beloved with for decades, the Counterpart Pocket could exist called a Game Boy clone, just that would take away from exactly how much amend the Pocket is. Built on Analogue's FPGA hardware, the Pocket tin run practically every 90'due south handheld console game on its ain, without an emulator. When you're tired of playing the thousands of games you previously owned (but couldn't play because of obsolete hardware), Pocket has a digital audio workstation built in called Nanoloop. It'due south a synthesizer and a sequencer that's designed for music cosmos and live functioning, letting yous create those wonderfully glitchy 8-bit electronic tracks to take you back to the old days. Information technology also has a 3.5″ LCD screen with a resolution of 1600×1440, mappable buttons, a MicroSD carte slot, USB-C charging, an HDMI output, two USB inputs for wired controllers, Bluetooth for wireless controllers, and the best characteristic withal… the ability to relieve progress in your games. Hallelujah, it'southward the glorious 1990s over again, but slightly better! The Analogue Pocket will launch in 2020.

Designer: Counterpart