FunnyPlaying's FPGB Mini plays Game Boy cartridges at a fraction of Analogue Pocket's price

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Chinese hardware maker FunnyPlaying has announced the FPGB Mini, a compact handheld that supports original Game Boy and Game Boy Color cartridges as well as ROMs. The device is notably smaller than rivals, with a width only slightly greater than a standard Game Boy cartridge. While it lacks the broader cartridge compatibility of the Analogue Pocket, which also supports GBA and Sega Game Gear titles, its price is a major differentiator. The FPGB Mini is currently on sale for $69, down from $89.99, compared to the Analogue Pocket's recently hiked price of $239.99.

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