Yes, the phone you carry in your pocket has the power to support just about every video game from your youth. But there’s an element of nostalgia missing when you’re swiping and tapping your way through a level of Sonic. Meet PocketSprite. PocketSprite is a pint-sized, keychain-ready gaming device that allows you to play Game Boy games, Game Gear games, Sega Master System games, and more on the go. Complete with a mini D-pad and A, B, Start, and Select buttons, the PocketSprite feels like someone tossed a Game Boy into Szalinzki’s Shrinking Machine. The tiny device works with WiFi and Bluetooth to let out snag new games so you can tear through every version of Metroid. You can back PocketSprite now on Crowd Supply.
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