FPGB Mini brings original Game Boy cartridges to a pocketable, budget FPGA handheld

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FunnyPlaying's FPGB Mini is a highly compact FPGA-based handheld that plays Game Boy and Game Boy Color cartridges (and ROMs) with solid emulation, but lacks Game Boy Advance compatibility like Analogue Pocket. It’s priced much lower, with a 2.98-inch 800x720 display, 1,800mAh battery, microSD storage, and USB-C multiplayer, though only a limited cartridge set is supported and a small batch sold out quickly with hints at more units to come.
- This cartridge-playing Game Boy clone is smaller and cheaper than Analogue’s Pocket The Verge
- FunnyPlaying's New Mini GAME BOY That Plays Cartridges Is Now Up For Sale Retro Dodo
- This cheap handheld can emulate games, but also plays your physical GBA cartridges androidauthority.com
- Some characteristics of the FPGB Mini portable console - a mini version of the Game Boy from FunnyPlaying - revealed ixbt.games
- The first batch of FPGB Mini portable consoles sold out in 10 minutes by retrogamers ixbt.games
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