That doesn’t change that it’s very tough to read text on the Pocket Micro’s 3.5-inch display, despite it being bigger than the Game Boy Micro’s and offering four times its screen resolution.

The GB Micro isn't exactly the ideal way to enjoy Game Boy Advance games, but don't misjudge it by its size. Given the choice between toting a GBA SP in our backpacks or a GB Micro in our pockets ...

So it was a bit curious, then, when the company decided to release the $99 Game Boy Micro, a small, streamlined version of the handheld that could only play GBA games.

Game Boy Micro Manufacturer: Nintendo (product page) Price: $99.99 (shop for this item) It was odd to think that there was a time when Nintendo didn't rule the portable world.

Released in September 2005, the Game Boy Micro was the final system in the hallowed Game Boy line. It arrived two years after the Game Boy Advance SP, which managed to move over 40 million units ...

The Game Boy Micro is the best way to play GBA games, but finding one for a reasonable price just isn’t going to happen. [John Sparks] ...

The Game Boy Micro Without the Micro Part Photo: Andrew Liszewski – Gizmodo. Based on the handful of photos I’d seen of the RG300X before it arrived, I was hopeful that it wouldn’t be much ...

The Game Boy Micro is only four inches wide, two inches tall and 0.7 inches deep, and has all the functions of a GBA SP. The Game Boy Micro was unveiled as part of Nintendo's pre-E3 press ...

The new Nintendo Game Boy Micro gives you the power of the Game Boy Advance SP in the palm of your hand. Don't let it's size fool you, the Micro is a powerful handheld.

The PSP will have even more competition for the Christmas game dollar this Christmas, with Nintendo releasing the latest unit in the Game Boy family on 3 November, the Game Boy micro (AU$149.95).

The Game Boy Micro has already been released in Japan in a smaller, more game system familiar box. The Japanese unit comes with only the face plate included with the system, the AC adapter ...