Analogue’s Pocket Dock now works with all of Nintendo’s retro wireless controllers
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Summary
Analogue has released a firmware update for its Pocket handheld gaming console that expands support for wireless controllers.
The update fixes an issue with backup save exports for Game Boy and Game Boy Color games, as well as introducing a host of updates for the Pocket’s TV dock.
The TV dock allows for playing on a larger screen, and this update fixes wireless Super Nintendo and Nintendo 64 controllers, as well as adding compatibility for Nintendo’s NES and Genesis wireless gamepads.
Previously these had only worked with a third-party Bluetooth dongle.
The Analogue Pocket supports game cartridges for older handhelds, but its field-programmable gate array (FPGA) architecture means it can replicate the behaviour of different consoles through ROM files.
It also allows for playing Super Nintendo and Sega Genesis games with the appropriate gamepads.