No Emulation.
It may have taken 18 months for them to arrive, but the new Adapters for the Analogue Pocket have been well worth the wait!
Having an extensive library of Atari Lynx, PC-Engine/TurboGrafx-16 and Neo Geo Pocket Colour game carts, it is always with trepidation when playing these on their corresponding original hardware, which may result in the systems breaking down in some way or shape (Ed: Oi capacitors, we are looking at you!). To solve this problem, we obtained a couple of Analogue Pockets and the three pack adapters to be able to play our library of Lynx, NGPC and PC-Engine carts safely, in conjunction with playing our Game Boy, Game Boy Colour and GBA carts too. The Anlogue Pocket is a versatile little beast! It also helps that the Pocket has an absolutely amazing screen!
Based on openFPGA, we can report that playing these game carts on the new adapters is like playing them on their original systems, but better! The better part being that the Pocket is an ergonomically perfect system, with a great D-pad, fire buttons and of course, the stunningly sharp 3.5″ backlit 1600×1440 resolution LTPS LCD display. Having put the carts through their paces, we are quite chuffed at the versatility that the Pocket affords us.
We can finally put the original systems to rest!
They are finally here!
The Atari Lynx II can now be retired!
Of course the first Lynx game was going to be California Games
As Good As James – if you know, you know 😉
Now to plugin the PC-Engine/TurboGrafx-16 adapter to try out a few HuCards…
Playing these PC-Engine games on the Pocket are darn awesome! Our PC-Engine GT can be spared abuse.
First impressions of games is always difficult. There is the initial excitement phase of playing something new and the more obvious one, you just need more time to play the new game to fully experience it’s features (and shortcomings) before you can be in any position to pen some sort of subjective review.
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