If you’re hankering for a retro games fix and want a portable console made from the finest materials, you’re going to love Pixel Vision.
It’s a portable games console that looks a bit like a Nintendo Game Boy Advance SP. But
But it’s not just a looker. Inside is a Raspberry Pi A+ board, capable of emulating consoles like the NES, Atari 2600, Game Boy and more, and can hold more than 10,000 games. Should take you a while to get through all of those.
You load on games via USB, and it also uses USB to charge. Fully juiced, it will last eight hours before needing a recharge.
It also comes with its own custom-made soft case to protect it while travelling.
Each design is limited to 500 units. So it’s definitely not a mass-produced object. You can even adjust the friction hinge to your desired level of stiffness.
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Not special enough for you? Check out the Pearl units, with their d-pad and buttons made from solid brass, shimmering matte black panels and exclusive inlay.
It’s passed its funding goal and will ship in February. Prices start at £311.
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