So, it's very conceivable that Nintendo is also creating a cartridge for the Game Boy Advance that will enable SD cards to plug into the handheld ¿ possibly as a specialized GBA game cartridge ...

[kgsws] just finished his Game Boy upgrade that allows him to load games from an SD card. Loading a game off an SD card has been done before, but [kgsws] decided to not to use a cartridge-based ...

An SD Card reader is included for any ROM files ... with future plans to support the communications protocol used by the Game Boy Advance Wireless Adapter. There are a few other features with ...

Taking the shape of a Game Boy Advance cartridge that accepts SD memory cards, the device includes a built-in MPEG decoder allowing for hardware playback of ASF (MPEG4) movies and MP3 music clips.

Since the Game Boy Camera cartridge itself only stores 30 photos, it’s important to have a way to export them if you don’t want to constantly curate your collection. Back in the day ...

You’ll also still need to plug in a game to play it after a game gets transferred to the SD card, so don’t expect to turn this into a one-stop emulation machine. Now Game Boy Advance ...

and also includes an SD card slot, 3.5 mm headphone jack, and remappable buttons. There’s even a built-in synthesizer called Nanoloop, which should come in handy given the Game Boy’s history ...

As you can see in the video above, modder wermy opened up a classic Game Boy cartridge and added a microSD-to-SD card adapter. He then soldered the contacts from the adapter to the old cartridge ...

One other exciting announcement was the reveal of Game Boy and Game Boy Advance titles for the Switch Online library. Now, following this announcement, Nintendo has updated its official Switch ...