Analogue, maker of retro consoles for games from the SNES to the TurboDuo, is launching a new run of its Pocket handheld. Inspired by the vibrant retro colorways of Nintendo’s Game Boy Advance and Game Boy Pocket, the handheld comes in eight vibrant hues reminiscent of the late ‘90s and early 2000s.
The Analogue Pocket Classic Limited Editions go on sale November 17 at 11 a.m. ET, and units will ship on November 20.
The Pocket Classic Limited Editions are priced at $249.99, and quantities are limited.
Analogue Pocket runs the entire Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance game cartridge library natively, without emulation. It’s a great excuse to relieve your parents of those boxes of vintage games back home—or maybe even start a new retro collection.
Analogue also sells cartridge adapters for other retro handhelds, including the Sega Game Gear and Atari Lynx.
Back in October, the company announced plans to release a Nintendo 64-compatible console called the Analogue 3D sometime in 2024.
Over the last couple months, Analogue has revealed several limited edition runs of the Pocket handheld, including glow-in-the-dark and late ‘90s iMac-inspired transparent colors.
Those previous limited-edition colorways are already sold out—as is almost every other console Analogue offers.
This one, right here. She’s the one I’ve got my eye on.
The red is awfully nice too, not gonna lie.
I’m not sure why you’d pick this one when there’s seven other Skittle-hued lookers on offer, but if you’re worried they’re gonna sell out instantly this might be the one to add to cart.
The Pocket Limited Editions will be available November 17 at 11 a.m. ET for $249.