Yeah, it sure looked like more Pikmin. But the main thing that stuck out to me? That Game Boy Advance SP the little gremlins were carrying to their ship. The Game Boy Advance SP appears to be one ...

An image of the Water-type Pokemon featured on the front cover of the handheld, with the yellow franchise logo above its head. In addition to the Wartortle image, the Game Boy Advance SP had blue ...

There’s nothing new in a hinge of course, a couple of decades ago they were all the rage in feature phones, and of course Nintendo got in on the act with the ever-so-cute Game Boy Advance SP.

Confusingly, the new clamshell handheld is called the RG34XXSP, following the naming convention of the Anbernic RG34XX which was based on Nintendo’s original Game Boy Advance that did not have a ...

Many mimic a Game Boy — but the RG35XXSP is first to tackle the beloved folding Game Boy Advance SP. It’s got dual microSD slots, a headphone jack, Bluetooth 4.2 and “5G WIFI,” plus HDMI ...

A custom golden Game Boy Advance SP based on Shiny Magikarp is for sale at $300. Unique design with gold plating and artwork. The custom Game Boy Advance SP by SuperGusiLand can be upgraded to ...

Miguel's channel specializes in repairing retro consoles and electronics, and it features several videos on how to fix various parts of Game Boy Advance, SP, and Micro, as well as other game ...

Specifically, the Game Boy Advance SP lends itself very nicely to modern iPhone Lock Screens with the Dynamic Island and there are a number of colors to choose from. This collection is the most ...

Anbernic's latest handheld, the RG35XXSP, mimics the Game Boy Advance SP design and offers enough buttons for modern gaming. The device supports 5G Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.2, HDMI out, and Moonlight ...

The Game Boy Advance SP was forward-thinking in a lot of ways. It featured a frontlit (later changed to be backlit) screen that has since become standard, and a highly portable clamshell design ...

The Game Boy Advance is my favorite video game platform ... but its successor, the clamshell GBA SP, was worth the wait (and the years spent struggling to see the games I was playing).