Game Boy Advance

CPU

32-bit ARM7TDMI running at 16.8 MHz.

Sound System

APU, 2 channels: 2 pulse wave, 1 PCM.

Year of release (JP)

2001

Discontinued (WW)

2008

Units sold

81.51 million

Console type

Support type

History

Released in 2001, the Game Boy Advance (GBA) was Nintendo’s first 32-bit handheld console, succeeding the Game Boy Color. It featured a larger screen and a more ergonomic design, allowing for a richer gaming experience. The GBA became known for its strong library, including both new titles and ports of classic games.