FunnyPlaying released the FPGB MINI handheld at a limited-time price of $69, and the initial stock vanished instantly. The quick sell-out indicates strong interest in compact, budget-friendly retro gaming devices. Buyers who missed the first wave now face a wait rather than an immediate purchase.
Only twenty units were manufactured for the initial batch
The device is a compact handheld built to run original Game Boy cartridges. FunnyPlaying manufactured only twenty units for this first pre-order batch. The company has not yet disclosed how many units will be in the next production run.
- Price: $69
- Stock Quantity: 20 units
- Standard Price: $89.00
- Flash Cart Compatibility: Not supported (Everdrive, Nintendo Power Flash Cart)
Each unit carries a standard retail price of $89.00, but the launch window offered a $20 discount. The product page currently lists a twenty-day wait time for the next available stock. The listed wait time implies a new production batch is underway, though the quantity remains unconfirmed.
The FPGB MINI does not support third-party flash carts like the Everdrive or the Nintendo Power Flash Cart. Users must rely on original Game Boy game cartridges to play titles on the device. We looked at the FunnyPlaying Retro Pixel MiniGB earlier while tracking FunnyPlaying Retro Pixel MiniGB Brings Game Boy Cartridges to a 2.6-Inch Handheld.
The initial twenty-unit batch is now sold out, and the listing shows a twenty-day wait for future availability. The device remains available for pre-order at the discounted $69 price point. Buyers interested in this specific form factor should prepare for a short delay before receiving their hardware.
Source: RetroHandhelds
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