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Analogue Pocket

Analogue · 2021 · FPGA Console
FPGA handheld that nails original hardware accuracy
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About This Hardware

The Analogue Pocket is a handheld FPGA-based video game console designed and manufactured by Analogue. Released in 2021, it plays Nintendo Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance cartridges via a dedicated cartridge slot. Through community-developed openFPGA cores, the Pocket can run a wide variety of other retro consoles and computers, including the Super Nintendo Entertainment System, Sega Genesis, and arcade boards. Its 1600×1440 pixel display offers a sharp 10x integer scale of Game Boy resolutions, and its FPGA architecture aims to provide cycle-accurate, zero-lag gameplay. The Pocket also supports save states, screen filters, and other modern conveniences through firmware updates and core development.

Hardware Info
ManufacturerAnalogue
CategoryFPGA Console
Released2021
In the News1 mention
Jul 212026
SNES save states arrive on Analogue Pocket via experimental core
Analogue Pocket owners can now test an experimental SNES core with save state support, a feature long missing from FPGA platforms.
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