These factors combined to make the Game Boy Advance one of the most successful handheld consoles of its time, with a library of games that continue to be celebrated by gamers today.

Game Boy Advance, Nintendo 64, PlayStation 1, and more. Because of that versatility, it’s a great pick for gamers who may want to emulate more game systems from the convenience of one single app.

The Game Boy Advance (GBA) was a powerhouse for RPG enthusiasts, offering a diverse array of games that catered to various tastes and preferences. From tactical battles to epic adventures ...

and Game Boy Advance cartridges. It doesn’t play ROMs unless you jailbreak it, and like all of Analogue’s consoles they use FPGA technology to match the original consoles’ functioning at the ...

35 years ago, Nintendo shook the games industry up with the release of its Game Boy handheld--a device that made video games more mainstream than ever thanks to its simple design and library of ...

The Pocket measures roughly the same dimensions as an unfolded Game Boy Advance SP, but features a beautiful matte finish, remappable buttons, and a 3.5-inch LCD screen with support for 1600 x ...

The Chromatic is a modernized Game Boy aiming to offer an authentic experience with modern technical advancements. It plays original Game Boy and GBC cartridges as well as Chromatic-branded new ...

A previously unreleased Game Boy Advance game is getting a limited physical release, complete with a cartridge compatible with the original hardware.

According to Bitmo Lab, the case is compatible with Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advanced and NES button layouts, with custom emulator skins that offer "perfect compatibility" across ...

The Game Boy Color occupies an odd space in Nintendo's handheld history, but it managed to carve out a niche with plenty of great games that helped to push the market forward. As a revamped version of ...

Anbernic hasn't officially announced these new transparent colors for its GBA SP lookalike, but they should be on the way ...

However, fans are now looking at Sonic’s early games on the Game Boy Advance and wondering if they could get the remaster/remake treatment. In a chat with VGC, Sonic Team boss Takashi Iizuka had ...