A great gaming console, too bad it doesn't read Game Boy games (I don't understand why) and doesn't have HDMI.
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2025 GBA Homeboy 88 Game Console with GBA Cartridge Support
Original price was: $152.11.$83.66Current price is: $83.66.
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Experience classic gaming with the 2025 GBA Homeboy 88 Console, featuring support for original GBA cartridges plus 88 built-in mini-games.
- Connects directly to your TV for big-screen gameplay
- Includes one controller, AV cable, and power supply
- Wide voltage support from 100-240V without conversion
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Estimated Delivery Time3–7 business days
Classic Gaming Meets Modern Convenience
The 2025 GBA Homeboy 88 game console brings a nostalgic gaming experience with support for original Game Boy Advance cartridges alongside 88 built-in mini-games. Designed to connect directly to your TV, it offers players the chance to enjoy their favorite classic titles on a bigger screen with ease.
Complete Ready-to-Play Set
Every console package includes the essential accessories: a power supply compatible with 100-240V outlets, an AV cable for TV connection, one controller, and power cord. The console is ready for action right out of the box without any need for additional converters or adapters.
Thoughtful Design and Compatibility
Available in a vibrant blue model, the Homeboy 88 supports the Japanese language and is Bluetooth-compatible for added flexibility. The lightweight console weighs 0.8kg, ensuring easy setup and handling during play sessions.
Key Specifications
- Supports Game Boy Advance cartridges
- Built-in 88 mini-games included
- Power supply voltage: 100-240V, no converter needed
- Includes one controller and AV cable
- Weight: 0.8 kg
- Bluetooth-compatible
- Japanese language support
What's in the box
- One GBA Homeboy 88 Console
- One Power Supply
- One AV Cable
- One Power Cord
- One Controller
Product FAQ
Frequently asked questions
01 What games does the 2025 GBA Homeboy 88 support?
It supports original GBA game cartridges and includes 88 built-in mini-games.
02 Can the console connect to a TV?
Yes, the Homeboy 88 game console connects to your TV via the included AV cable for gameplay on a larger screen.
03 What accessories come included with the console?
The package includes one machine, one power supply, one AV cable, one power cord, and one controller.
04 What are the power requirements for this console?
The power supply supports 100-240V input and can be used directly without any voltage conversion.
05 Is the Homeboy 88 console compatible with Japanese language?
Yes, this model supports the Japanese language.
06 Does the console include WiFi or Bluetooth connectivity?
It is Bluetooth-compatible but does not have WiFi connectivity.
07 Is a battery included or required for this console?
No battery is included or needed, as the console uses power from the supplied power cord.
08 What colors are available for the 2025 GBA Homeboy 88 console?
This model is available in blue, purple, and orange colors.
09 Is the controller removable or rechargeable?
The included controller does not have a removable or replaceable battery and is not rechargeable.
10 What is the weight of the console?
The console weighs approximately 0.8 kilograms.
Discussion
4.0
Based on 13 reviews
Perfectly functioning console, fast delivery, excellent playability. If you want to play Game Boy Advance, you need to turn off the console, insert the cartridge, turn on the console and press the reset button. ATTENTION: ONLY READS SINGLE GAMES AND NOT FLASH CARDS OR MULTI-GAMES, and in case the included controller doesn't suit you, it is perfectly compatible with Super Nintendo controllers.
Smaller then i thought, very convenient. it comes preloaded with 88 games, and it only plays gba games, no gb or gbc.
Some sounds issues and i’m convinced the sound is mono not stereo despite the stereo output. otherwise i’m very happy with the home boy 88.
Shipped fast. the console was neat, and it plays all of the gba games i throw at it. emulation is spot on most of the time. my only issue is that it doesn't load any save files for games that use save batteries, and won't let you save on those cartridges. but games with a save chip do save and load correctly. i know none of my cartridges are broken because they load correctly on my gba sp. considering 99% of gba games save with a battery, it's a bit upsetting that i can't save progress on here. but games that save on a chip do save correctly. maybe my model is faulty or something in that aspect. overall, still a good console, just needs to be able to access previous save files and save new data.
