The Game Boy Micro is so small... You already know that the Game Boy Micro is small when you hear people tell you that it's just barely bigger than the cartridge that fits into it, but you don't ...

Was I the only one shocked when Nintendo released the US$99.99 price point for the GBA Micro? This announcement, coupled with the price drop of the DS to $129.99 has me wondering just what Nintendo's ...

What is the Gameboy Micro? The Gameboy Micro is the smallest and last handheld Gameboy console produced by Nintendo, designed to be ultra-portable and compact. It is a successor to the Gameboy Advance ...

When thinking back to that moment when Reggie pulled the GBA Micro out of his pocket at E3, the only feeling that could come close to what we were feeling then is if we were repeatedly punched in the ...

Wednesday 31 August 2005/... Rising Star Games has announced that it will be bringing the latest game from the phenomenally successful Harvest Moon series, Harvest Moon: More Friends Of Mineral Town, ...

Need monies for furniture and work somehow managed to NOT pay the entire site on payday. Rent payday. First up: Gameboy Advance Micro, black w/silver-gray faceplate, power adaptor, with the following ...

As if the video game console battles surrounding the Microsoft Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Nintendo Revolution weren't enough, Nintendo on Tuesday released its new GameBoy Micro in Japan. Tiny by game ...

Nintendo president Satoru Iwata has said that there will be no more iterations in the Game Boy Advance series, despite the success of the GBA SP and GBA Micro. In an interview with Reuters, Iwata said ...

An anonymous tipster, who shall remain anonymous [Thanks, Frank!] tipped us with this little gem: Before the DS came out, Nintendo was actually working on a WiFi adaptor for the Gameboy Advance (which ...

The video game console that kicked off the portable gaming trend, Nintendo's GameBoy, just got a little more portable. Over the years, GameBoy has been improved with the addition of colour. The latest ...

Few games could have ever been more suited to handheld gaming than MicroMachines. Guiding all manner of tiny racing vehicles around increasingly improbable locales may look a bit old school in this ...