While the Game Boy games will all work with the Pocket’s cartridge slot, the other three require cartridge adapters similar to how Analogue’s Mega SG handled other cartridge formats.

The retro gaming hardware company Analogue has announced its latest device, the Pocket. It's a GameBoy clone with a very sharp 1600x1440 display, a built-in battery, and even an HDMI dock.

The Analogue Pocket will soon be available in eight classic Game Boy Pocket and Game Boy Advance colors. Pre-orders for these Classic Limited Edition models open on November 17.

With the special-edition Pocket Glow, Analogue has leaned into the quirkiness and memorability of the Game Boy era from a design perspective. As you'll see below, we would be lucky to get more ...

As reported first by Gizmodo, the Analogue Pocket's upcoming 1.1 firmware update will offer the ability to transfer Game Boy Camera photos onto a microSD card.

Inside the swiveling lens that stuck up over the top of the Game Boy was a 128 x 128-pixel CMOS sensor that actually cropped images even smaller, to 128 x 112 pixels in just four shades of gray.

The GameBoy Pocket remains one of the best-designed pieces of mobile gaming kit ever in my opinion, which is why I was intrigued by the BittBoy, a new third-party portable console that clearly ...

Currently, the Game Boy Pocket SP remains a one-of-a-kind device because of the intense effort involved in making it. "The research and development process was also very expensive," Parrish writes.