Supreme has announced a collaboration with Analogue that will result in two new, eye-catching versions of the Analogue Pocket handheld console. These special editions, revealed as part of the brand's Fall/Winter 2026 collection, will feature a glossy red finish and a striking 24K gold-plated option. Both variants utilize a unibody aluminum shell and prominently display Supreme branding on the front and back.
Beneath their premium exteriors, these Supreme-edition Analogue Pockets appear to house the same core hardware as the standard model. The Analogue Pocket is known for its ability to play original Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Game Boy Advance cartridges using FPGA hardware, which closely recreates vintage systems. It boasts a sharp 3.5-inch, 1600x1440 display, designed to make retro games look their best with high-resolution scaling and filters. The console also supports OpenFPGA, allowing it to run community-created cores for other classic systems, enhancing its versatility.
While pricing for the Supreme editions has not yet been released, the standard Analogue Pocket retails for $239.99. Given the typical nature of limited releases from both Analogue and Supreme, it is anticipated that these new models will be more expensive and significantly harder to obtain than the current version. Players opting for the Supreme editions may also receive a custom boot screen featuring Supreme's iconic box logo.
The Analogue Pocket was initially praised for its display and FPGA-based emulation, though its vertical design was noted as potentially uncomfortable for larger hands. These Supreme collaborations represent the latest in a series of gadget tie-ins for the streetwear brand this season, which also includes items like a Kodak Super 8 camera and a JBL Go 5 speaker. The full collection is slated for release on August 20.