Remember Pokemon Ruby? Game Boy Advance Remake Is on the Way
Despite selling over 80 million units in its day, the Game Boy Advance has so far avoided the retro hardware remakes that have left Nintendo fans spoiled for choice over the past decade. Twenty-five years after the Game Boy Advance debuted in 2001, we're finally getting a next-gen remake.The upcoming Konkr Pocket Advance comes from AYANEO, a Chinese firm known for its budget Windows gaming handhelds and for the Pocket Micro line, its ongoing tribute to the Game Boy Micro. The latest entry in that line, the Pocket Micro 2, launched in June.According to AYANEO's official announcement, spotted by Engadget, the Konkr Pocket Advance will feature a 3.5-inch LCD screen with a 960 x 640 resolution.
- ▪Despite selling over 80 million units in its day, the Game Boy Advance has so far avoided the retro hardware remakes that have left Nintendo fans spoiled for choice over the past decade.
- ▪Twenty-five years after the Game Boy Advance debuted in 2001, we're finally getting a next-gen remake.The upcoming Konkr Pocket Advance comes from AYANEO, a Chinese firm known for its budget Windows gaming handhelds and for the Pocket Micro
- ▪The latest entry in that line, the Pocket Micro 2, launched in June.According to AYANEO's official announcement, spotted by Engadget, the Konkr Pocket Advance will feature a 3.5-inch LCD screen with a 960 x 640 resolution.
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Despite selling over 80 million units in its day, the Game Boy Advance has so far avoided the retro hardware remakes that have left Nintendo fans spoiled for choice over the past decade. Twenty-five years after the Game Boy Advance debuted in 2001, we're finally getting a next-gen remake.The upcoming Konkr Pocket Advance comes from AYANEO, a Chinese firm known for its budget Windows gaming handhelds and for the Pocket Micro line, its ongoing tribute to the Game Boy Micro. The latest entry in that line, the Pocket Micro 2, launched in June.According to AYANEO's official announcement, spotted by Engadget, the Konkr Pocket Advance will feature a 3.5-inch LCD screen with a 960 x 640 resolution. It will roughly maintain the original's 3:2 aspect ratio, but at a notably sharper resolution.
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