I wish I had one!! They are out of stock right now☹️

@@vladimirlenin2582 there restocking them Friday April 5 at 8am pdt

You know you can run every console and arcade game from the mid 90s and earlier right? You know about the cores?

I agree with everything you mentioned 1000%. Artificially limiting supply is a dick move.

Isn't Analogue a tiny little business that does this for their love of classic games? $220 USA dollars is not too expensive considering what you get. Some of the extra peripherals are expensive though.

@@philc.1935It disagree with you guys. It doesn’t look artificial. I think that’s the factor of a small business. You don’t have enough cash flow to pay for employees and for the materials. They used to sell these at $200 and then it went up to $220. So Analoue needs to charge $450 for these or take out a loan to keep these coming. That’s what’s great about corporations, they can gather money in greater quantities.

Warning: lengthy explanation incoming. I wouldn't consider analogue a tiny company. And there are plenty of smaller ones making more complex things without supply chain issues. For instance, the Playdate was never limited like the AP. If you wanted one you could order one and you would be added to the queue, receiving it when it was your turn to. At this point, I don't think anyone has a problem with the selling price of the device from Analogue (though we probably should recognize that it's overpriced in reality). when they release a run of 500 every 4 months and do almost nothing to prevent scalpers from botting the stock out, they're complicit in the $400 price that it really costs to buy one second hand on eBay. Here's the business model that Analogue works on, which most people don't seem to realize: The rarity of the product and limited runs artificially turns the AP into sort of speculative investment and allows Analogue to justify an overpriced product when compared to the bill of materials. Think Nike shoes, as another example... because of the way they've released there shoes and the speculative market which has popped up around them, Nike can sell shoes that cost $4 to make for $250 a pair, because people realize that they could turn around and sell them for more. The shoes aren't for enjoyment and wearing any more, but for the possible return on investment. The upshot is that the only people who win in that system is Nike, wealthy collectors, and highly motivated scalpers. The average guy doesnt buy Nikes anymore. When I was in school you could buy a pair of SBs for $60. Now they can go for $500 on stockX. It's an intentional, and unethical manipulation of the supply-demand curve. Analogue is participating in the same thing, and in the same way. By artificially limiting stock they can sell what products they do produce for a very significant mark up over the cost of manufacturing, because it makes people FEEL that it's an investment. And again, Analogue, wealthy collectors, and motivated scalpers are the only people winning out, not the average guy. And here's the kicker, there's no way to know people at analogue are also buying and scalping the devices... They may or may not be. As a counter example, Funny playing produces an fpga Gameboy color kit for around $80 all told. Admittedly the quality isn't as nice, but as a proof of concept it shows that Analogue could make their product about half as expensive, while maintaining it's quality, if they were willing to deal with economies of scale.

That might or might not be true. You or anyone then are welcome to create a competitor to Analogue, develop and launch your own hardware, charge less for it, sit back and watch the money come in... @@sirrah9533

Only time will tell, until then, help yourself to the Openfpga cores.

No because I will go broke collecting games. 😢

I agree, but there's probably just not enough demand

@@pretzel1313 I don't know. If Analogue REALLY wants to nail into the Japanese market. I am just saying.

Agreed!

It taste like burning

My ass smiles like shit

Does it play Super Nintendo Chalmers games?

@@amirsadeghzadeh1952 .. I don't think Ralph has ever said that...

My strawberries smell like strawberries.

Great idea.

color coding them with a paint marker also works.

The Sega Gear Master Adaptor is called: "Gear Master Converter Adapter Model GG-001" It attaches perfectly to the Analogue Pocket Game Gear Adapter! Just attach to Analogue Pocket with both Adaptors connected & boom it starts right up. SEGA Master System in the palm of your hand!

@@erneststackhouse1133Yes, the point of the video bro

@@erneststackhouse11331. Where can you get this (is there a cheaper Version) will it save the master system games like the GG or gba games …

@@Ultimategc13 I only know of this converter to work with the Analogue Pocket. On ebay for $50 to $65. No save feature just able to play the master system games.

@@Ultimategc13 My best bet would be to try to find one at a Retro Store for a lower price if ebay is too much.

was about to write the same .. actually i rewatched the movie two days ago because i've seen the game on another channel last week -. what remembered me about the movie ^-^,

@@nopadelik9286 what?!? There's a movie? I'll have to look that up. Thanks 👍

@@PixelCherryNinja oh wow, well then there's a surprise ahead waiting for you. I won't spoiler more, enjoy (-;

The Analog Pocket came out in 2021. So either you're 11, or you meant the 'Gameboy' Pocket.😅

Google it

April 5th

I missed the restock 😢

Are you serious? I would happily pay double the price for something that could play all my original carts! When it was originally released I was expecting £500+ and pre ordered immediately!

What should the price be? 100 bucks? Cmon get real

Not for me. It's awesome. No regrets.

GB Micro’s screen or game compatibility isn’t touching the Pocket. You are really emulating GB/GBC games via flashcart on that?

Meh

Ah not quite😢

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You don't have to use carts.

This is what poor people say

LT means “laptop”. It’s portable in the same way

@@sunekoo portable its a GT ...than a ps1 with LCD combo its portable?

It has its own screen and that’s what the AP is mimicking, wether it’s portable or not isn’t the point

@@RetroBreak the point Is "the info u Say Is wrong"

@@messatsu1981I played the PSOne lcd screen in a car. Yeah it was portable af to us when it came out.