In the near future, Analogue will release two devices that support countless iron 8 and 16-bit games of original media.
Fans of older consoles can rub their palms, because Analogue is launching soon bilateral, which can be used in almost all 16-bit NEC system games. god Computer Engine / TurboGrafx-16And SuperGrafxTurboGrafx-CD or PC Engine titles can be played (both PAL and NTSC), and it does it all in 1080p (or 720/480p), without any kind of lag – that’s it, it’s in its sympathetic hand HuCard/Turbochip In addition to a card slot, there is also a CD reader.
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The core functionality of every classic machine has been condensed right into the Altera Cyclone V FPGA, so you can safely forget about emulating ROM files in favor of actual, physical data vectors. The 267mm wide, 177mm deep, 34.7mm high chassis, which uses an analog OS, naturally has an original style controller port, but thanks to the built-in Wi-Fi / Bluetooth module and USB ports, we can plug in $25 in various ways to taste our 8BitDo gamepad with receiver 2.4GHz and USB Type-C / Type-A cable, which by the way lasts about 20 hours with the battery, automatically goes into sleep mode after 15 minutes, and is also compatible with the Nintendo Switch console.
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the For $250 Already in pre-order, black in the US version and white in the Japanese version, the chassis can handle up to four controllers, you can play 48 kHz / 16-bit audio via the HDMI jack or the output of 3.5 mm headphones connected to the volume control, software Firmware – and we will be able to update it using the built-in SD card reader. Various image settings can be accessed from the software (such as scaling, scanline options, horizontal/vertical stretch, etc.), and a fast-charging 18W Type-C adapter is responsible for the power supply.
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That’s not all, because the product pocket The name comes from a $220 portable relative, which at first glance might be recent for Game Boy Pocket Reminds the observer for once. It’s certainly not a coincidence, because the black and white bag can take up more than 2,780 Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance cartridges, but even worse, buying Game Gear, Neo Geo Pocket Color, or Atari Lynx adapters can also run games on them natively. , along with Duo NEC cartridge drivers.
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The 3.5-inch 360-degree rotatable screen has a resolution of 1600 x 1440 pixels and, in addition to the variable refresh rate, can accurately reproduce the display characteristics of older mobile devices (for example, LCD backlight effects, pixel grid patterns and LCD sub-pixel patterns ). The function of all buttons can be changed, the 4300 mAh battery, which can be charged using Type-C, stores enough cocoa for about 6-10 hours, and sounds are played through stereo speakers, although the 3.5mm jack is also missing from the Specifications list. For the little things that enable multiplayer, a DAC-compatible dock will be available, which transmits a 1080p signal to a larger display with an HDMI output, and wired controllers can be connected to the USB ports, which total to four they can handle (four Bluetooth, or two 2.4GHz and 2 strings). The “list” will also include clear carrying cases and glass screen protectors.
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Thanks to the Nanoloop mixer/sequencer, we can edit/listen to music with the stuff that fits in our back pockets, but with MIDI IN/USB-A/Analog Sync/Pocket Link cables (which, by the way, can be encouraged to work with most Game Boys) for MIDI DAWs (Digital Audio Workstation), we can connect to all kinds of MIDI instruments, PCs, Macs, other pockets or other devices. Those interested in making games a With GB Studio They can bring their ideas to life with no programming knowledge, and they can then be loaded from a microSD memory card, while at the same time, those with development experience can port their own solutions to a second FPGA hidden under the hood.
