الاثنين، 25 سبتمبر 2023

Analogue Pocket’s Limited-Edition Transparent Models Are A Pure ’90s Throwback



The Analogue Pocket Transparent Limited Editions have all the same game-playing functionality as the regular, solid-colored Analogue Pocket, able to play physical game cartridges from the Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance, as well as other retro handhelds with the appropriate cartridge adapters. The cool part is the coloration – the Transparent Limited Editions come in seven different colors, including Transparent Clear, Transparent Smoke, Transparent Red, Transparent Blue, Transparent Orange, Transparent Green, and of course, Transparent Purple.

Analogue Pocket – Transparent Limited Editions.
Available in highly limited quantities.

$249.99

On sale: Sep 29th, 8am PDT.
Shipping in: 2 weeks.

See more info at https://t.co/UCfveS6bwL pic.twitter.com/Ag2vysO2UO

— Analogue (@analogue) September 25, 2023

According to Analogue’s announcement, these consoles will only be available in “highly limited qualities.” It is not currently known exactly how many Transparent Limited Editions will be produced, nor is it known whether more will be made after the initial supply is exhausted.

The Analogue Pocket Transparent Limited Edition will be available for purchase starting this Friday, September 29, at 8:00 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time. All versions of the console will retail for $249.99 and will start shipping out about two weeks after the store opens. If you’re planning on buying one as soon as the consoles become available, don’t forget to bookmark the store page.

Analogue also reminds all potential buyers that these consoles only play physical cartridges, and feature no means of onboard emulation. On the bright side, if you’ve kept your old Game Boy game cartridges from the Atomic Purple days, now you can play them again just like you used to.



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