This new ultra-compact FPGA Game Boy clone costs just $90

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The takeaway: Game Boy enthusiasts with physical cartridge libraries who are unwilling to pay $240 for an Analogue Pocket might want to consider the recently launched FPGB Mini. Although it isn't quite as versatile as Analogue's well-regarded handheld, it still plays ROMs and cartridges with virtually perfect emulation accuracy at less than half the price. It's also barely larger than a Game Boy cartridge.

FunnyPlaying has launched a smaller version of its budget-priced rival to the Analogue Pocket. Slightly cheaper but with the same software capabilities, the FPGB Mini might be as small as a faithful Game Boy clone will ever get.

Most retro handhelds, like Ayaneo's products, emulate the Game Boy and other classic systems entirely in software, typically running Android or Linux. In contrast, devices like the Analogue Pocket, Game...

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