Anbernic Unveils RG34XX: A Modern Take on the Game Boy Ad...

Anbernic, a prominent name in the realm of retro handheld gaming, has unveiled its latest device, the RG34XX. The design of the RG34XX is reminiscent of Nintendo's original Game Boy Advance, but with additional action and shoulder buttons to support a wider range of games. The RG34XX will be available in transparent red and green, as well as the GBA's purple and black, although pricing and availability details are yet to be released.

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Upgraded Features

Unlike the Game Boy Advance's LCD screen which lacked a backlight, the RG34XX boasts a larger 3.4-inch display with a 720x480 resolution, offering a better gaming experience. The device is designed to play games through software emulation, and while exact details on the processor aren't known, it's speculated to be based on the Allwinner H700 chipset.

Connectivity and Storage

The RG34XX comes with Wi-Fi connectivity, facilitating online play and streaming PC titles through Moonlight. It also supports Bluetooth for connecting multiple wireless controllers. For those who find the 3.4-inch screen too small, the RG34XX includes a mini HDMI port for TV connection. It also features a USB-C port for charging and two microSD card slots for storing ROMs and its operating system.

Anbernic's Previous Releases

This isn't the first time Anbernic has drawn inspiration from Nintendo. Earlier this year, the company released the RG35XXSP, a device inspired by the clamshell Game Boy Advance SP, but with an improved screen, a more capable processor, and a collection of pre-installed ROMs.