Posted this morning to Twitter and Bluesky, Taki unveiled the announcement of the new “SuperStation Pocket” that will be coming soon. Touted as being performant enough to cover all the way up to PS1 and N64, their new upcoming handheld is looking to be competition to basically every FPGA handheld out on the market at the moment thanks to its capability to play GB, GBC, and even GBA carts natively on the device. So for those of you with an Analogue Pocket, Funnyplaying FPGB Mini, Modretro Chromatic, or Game Bub, it seems you might have something new to do it all instead.
Not much information is known about this handheld, though we’ll likely figure out more this year. What we do know is its power, and its 4K capability thanks to a dock that they’ll be producing as well. In the comments on Twitter, Taki confirmed it will have 4 face buttons for easier compatibility with systems like SNES, and that this is not the SP styled handheld he’s been showcasing recently. Oh; and all of this for under $200. At that price point, with its N64 capabilities, it outprices handheld alternatives like the Analogue Pocket, and their own N64 capable SuperStation One as well. So if you’re looking for value, this could be it.
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