This cartridge-playing Game Boy clone is smaller and cheaper than Analogue’s Pocket

FunnyPlaying, a company recognized for its aftermarket Game Boy and Game Boy Advance upgrade kits, has unveiled the FPGB Mini. This new handheld device is designed to play original Nintendo Game Boy and Game Boy Color cartridges, as well as ROM files. While it lacks the Game Boy Advance compatibility found in the more expensive Analogue Pocket, the FPGB Mini offers a significantly more compact form factor and a more accessible price point for retro gaming enthusiasts. The device utilizes FPGA technology to emulate the original hardware, ensuring high-fidelity performance for classic titles. By focusing specifically on the 8-bit era of Nintendo handhelds, FunnyPlaying aims to capture a niche market of collectors and players seeking a portable, modern way to experience their physical game libraries without the premium cost associated with high-end FPGA consoles.