mimics that of the Game Boy Advance, but with four times the resolution. The sticks are positioned close to the bottom of the device, though, all but forcing me to awkwardly grip the Pocket Micro ...

“Micro” is an apt name for the device ... As for what kind of games it can play, Ayaneo specifically mentions Game Boy Advance titles on its website, but is also quick to mention that it comes with no ...

AYANEO has teased a new handheld that looks like a modern Game Boy Micro. It appears to be a modified version of the AYANEO Pocket Micro, with the sticks removed. Price and specs have not been ...

The build ends up like a bigger version of the Game Boy Micro, the final release in the ... is that the DS hardware can only play Game Boy Advance games, not the earlier 8-bit titles.

In case it wasn't obvious, the only key difference is that AYANEO ditched the dual joysticks from the Micro with its latest handheld. In doing so, it also appears to have moved the D-pad and ABXY ...

Game Boy Advance was the follow-up to one of the most phenomenally successful devices ever created: Nintendo's Game Boy. Originally released in 2001, GBA continued the legacy of its legendary ...

[Ed Mandy] continues this great tradition by turning a matte black Game Boy Advance into a RetroPie handheld ... easy access to the Pi Zero’s USB and micro HDMI via the cartridge slot to ...