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A developer has created an ESP32-powered device that enables Game Boy Advance consoles to connect to the internet. The hardware bridges the GBA's native link cable port to a Wi-Fi network, allowing for online multiplayer and trading. This retrofits modern networking capabilities onto the classic handheld, which originally relied on local physical cables for connectivity.
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