Supreme's Analogue Pocket drops today in gold and glossy red, per HYPEBEAST. The $249.99 handheld plays original Game Boy cartridges via FPGA emulation.
Key facts
- Gold and glossy red colorways, exclusive to Supreme
- Priced at $249.99, matching Analogue's standard model
- Plays Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance cartridges
- FPGA emulation for accurate, low-latency gameplay
- Available in Supreme stores and online today
Supreme's Analogue Pocket collaboration releases today in gold and glossy red, according to @hypebeast. The handheld, priced at $249.99, matches Analogue's standard model and plays original Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance cartridges via FPGA emulation.
The drop marks Supreme's entry into retro gaming hardware, a space Analogue has dominated since 2019. Unlike software emulation, Analogue's FPGA approach replicates original hardware circuitry, ensuring accurate, low-latency play of physical cartridges—a key selling point for purists. The gold and glossy red finishes are exclusive to Supreme, adding collectible value beyond the standard black and white models.
This collaboration follows Supreme's pattern of high-profile crossovers, but it's the first with a niche gaming device. For Analogue, the partnership expands reach beyond its core enthusiast audience into Supreme's massive streetwear following. The drop is expected to sell out quickly, with resale prices likely to spike on platforms like StockX.
What to watch
Watch for resale price data on StockX or Grailed within 48 hours—if gold units clear $400, it signals strong collector demand. Also track whether Analogue announces additional Supreme colorways or a restock, which would extend the hype cycle beyond today's drop.
