The Game Boy Advance (GBA), released by Nintendo in 2001, stands as a pivotal handheld gaming console, succeeding the Game Boy and Game Boy Color systems. Featuring a 32-bit ARM processor, a vibrant 2.9-inch color LCD screen, and enhanced sound capabilities, the GBA offered improved graphics and processing power. Notably, it maintained backward compatibility, enabling users to play games from its predecessors. The introduction of the GBA SP and Game Boy Micro further refined its design, ensuring its lasting impact on portable gaming culture with a diverse library of games, including popular franchises like Pokémon and Mario.