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FunnyPlaying's FPGB Mini is a smaller, cheaper Game Boy clone
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FunnyPlaying has announced a new handheld that plays original Nintendo cartridges and ROMs, with a smaller and cheaper design than Analogue's Pocket
The FPGB Mini offers a pocketable design and cheaper price, making it a tempting alternative to Analogue's Pocket, which has seen a price hike to $239.99
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The FPGB Mini is smaller and cheaper than Analogue's Pocket, with a price of $69.99 for the first batch of units
The handheld has a 2.98-inch LCD display, 1,800mAh rechargeable battery, and microSD slot for storing game saves and ROMs
The FPGB Mini uses FPGA technology to play Game Boy and GBC games, but its compact size prevents the use of cartridges with rumble motors
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The FPGB Mini's compact size and cheaper price make it a more accessible option for those looking to play original Nintendo cartridges and ROMs
The handheld's use of FPGA technology ensures accurate gameplay, but its limited cartridge support may be a drawback for some users
The FPGB Mini's design and capabilities are comparable to Analogue's Pocket, but its lower price and smaller size make it a more appealing option for some users
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