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The GAMEMT MTX Combines Emulation With a GBA Cartridge Slot For Less Than $80
If you’re the kind of person who still keeps a box of old Game Boy Advance cartridges under your bed “just in case,” your nostalgia just got a new home.
The GAMEMT MTX has officially moved from mysterious Discord leaks to actual availability, and it’s doing something most handhelds won’t: it features a physical cartridge slot. While it’s specifically built for GBA games, there’s a good chance your classic Game Boy and Color library will slide right in, too.
Under the hood, it’s packing an Allwinner T509 chip that promises to punch above its weight class, potentially handling PSP emulation at 2X resolution. It’s a compact, horizontal little device with a crisp 1:1 aspect ratio screen, though you’ll have to do without analog sticks (it’s all about that D-pad life here).
The best part? It won’t break the bank. You can snag one for under $80, making it a surprisingly affordable way to bridge the gap between your old physical collection and modern digital emulation.