You know, you can buy a Bluetooth controller and install a Gameboy emulator on your phone.

>>137600
>some phone with limited battery life connected to everything else all the time
not the same, give me the option for a rugged device that isn't connected to the internet again.

>>137605
It'd be extremely overkill but you could also buy the lowest end Steam Deck and use it exclusively for Gameboy emulation. Install a minimalist Linux distro like Alpine to maximize battery life.

>>137487
It's called the modretro chromatic, ser, and it's sturdier and better than anything Nintendo would release these days. If you're only interested in GB/GBC games, then it's a million miles ahead of all the other cheapo "all-in-one" emulator devices on the market, because its hardware, controls, display, and form factor are specifically designed for GB/GBC, which means better latency, better fidelity to the "gameboy experience", etc.

>>137608
And like its creator Palmer Luckey said, it's basically designed to be the 'ultimate gameboy', as in, if you wanted to completely pimp out its capabilities with no regard for cost or profitability. You pretty much couldn't make a better GBC console than this.

>>137608
Oh yeah and also, if you care about in battery life, they offer a USB-C rechargeable battery pack that lasts 16 hours.
https://modretro.com/products/rechargeable-power-core
or you can just stick with regular AA batteries if that's your thing.

Pretty sure you can get an emulator cartridge for Super Nintendo where gameboy games fit into it since that's always plugged in / powered. Just need a CRT television is all, then you can see it on a bigger screen too.

>>137487
>>137605
buy Chinese android consoles
I think they sell those in GB form factor

diehard fans of the old "it works" handheld consoles will pay to play pokemon games on the original device.
it's just re-releasing the gameboy sd (a patent they already hold) and making it better. in what world wouldn't that be a good thing for nintendo?