This curious console copies the design of the Game Boy, but it’s so small that it fits in the palm of your hand.

Mobile video games have evolved considerably in recent years. At the graphic level, the improvement is evident and in Europe it is possible to download a wide variety of titles to play from your mobile. In fact, Google Play itself has a section dedicated only to this type of content.

This is not the only option available if we want to play from anywhere. It is also possible to opt for a portable console, there are even models with Android, such as the Razer Edge or the Odin2 Mini that allow Download and play the same games as on mobile.

However, not all consoles have the Google operating system, and this one, the color of the thumb, is a good example. It is a very curious alternative, because it takes up less space than a mobile phone and allows us to take it anywhere without any problem.

This is the miniature console

Although there are alternatives that can have a screen similar to that of a mobile phone, this model is quite the opposite. It has a 0.28-inch LCD display with a resolution of 128 x 128 pixelswhich makes it considerably small. It has the usual buttons found on this type of console, with two action buttons on the right side and two others in the form of triggers, as well as a directional pad located on the left side.

In terms of design, this console copies the Nintendo Game Boy, although it does so in a much smaller size, since Fits perfectly in the palm of one handwhich makes it very easily transportable, whether in a backpack, a pocket or even on a key ring with our keys.

Potentially, this is not a device that stands out. In fact, it works using a Raspberry RP2350 150 MHz processor with 16 MB of storagewhere the games it includes are stored. This means that it will not be possible to play heavy games that will entertain you for hours, but rather it is a device designed to be able to play a quick game anywhere and without having to carry a larger console.

Currently, the device is a Kickstarter project that will go on sale for a price of around 45 dollars to changeThe device will be available in several colors, including two transparent versions, which are quite reminiscent of Nintendo’s original console, in this case the Game Boy Advance.