Game Boy Advance Games (GBA)

The Game Boy Advance (GBA), launched by Nintendo in 2001, marked a major evolution in the world of portable consoles. Equipped with a 32-bit ARM7TDMI processor and a TFT color screen, it allowed players to enjoy significantly improved graphics and gameplay compared to its predecessors. The GBA has seen several incarnations, including the SP in 2003 and the Micro in 2005, each bringing its own innovations. With a library of 1400 games, the GBA offered an impressive diversity of titles, ranging from revisited classics like Super Mario Advance to new franchises. The console also shone through its retrocompatibility with Game Boy and Game Boy Color games, thus preserving the legacy of its elders. GBA games, with their unique blend of nostalgia and innovation, continue to fascinate collectors and portable video game enthusiasts.