The Anbernic RG SP will be available on August 5
Gaming The Anbernic RG SP will be available on August 5 This modern-day Game Boy Advance SP remake starts at $65, but Anbernic is offering early bird pricing. 3, 2026 1:54 pm EST Anbernic Anbernic's modern-day reimagining of the Game Boy Advance SP is going to be cheaper than Nintendo's clamshell handheld when it first came out in 2003. The handheld maker first revealed the RG SP a few weeks ago without divulging the price range or release date.
- ▪Gaming The Anbernic RG SP will be available on August 5 This modern-day Game Boy Advance SP remake starts at $65, but Anbernic is offering early bird pricing.
- ▪3, 2026 1:54 pm EST Anbernic Anbernic's modern-day reimagining of the Game Boy Advance SP is going to be cheaper than Nintendo's clamshell handheld when it first came out in 2003.
- ▪The handheld maker first revealed the RG SP a few weeks ago without divulging the price range or release date.
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Gaming The Anbernic RG SP will be available on August 5 This modern-day Game Boy Advance SP remake starts at $65, but Anbernic is offering early bird pricing. By Jackson Chen Aug. 3, 2026 1:54 pm EST Anbernic Anbernic's modern-day reimagining of the Game Boy Advance SP is going to be cheaper than Nintendo's clamshell handheld when it first came out in 2003. The handheld maker first revealed the RG SP a few weeks ago without divulging the price range or release date. Now, Anbernic is planning to open up orders for its affordable clamshell on August 5 at 6AM ET/3AM PT with a starting retail price of $65, which can be reduced with early bird pricing. The RG SP represents Anbernic's third attempt at recreating the legendary GBA SP, after the RG 35XXSP and the RG 34XXSP.
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