We’ve all seen the flood of Nintendo Famicom clones over the years – all of which coming bundled with a huge selection of games built in. The Sega Mega Drive has also been subject to a rerelease through the likes of Blaze and AT Games with new versions of the 16-bit classic in both handheld and console form. Next up it would appear the Game Boy Advance is due a comeback, only this time round it’s a somewhat unofficial offering with a strikingly familiar look.
