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For cheaper than that, you could buy an EverDrive-GBA X5 and play all the GBA Pokémon games plus nearly every other GBA game. If you're only goal is to play Emerald then emulation is probably the cheapest option. mGBA runs the game without issue and full …

Jul 13, 2020 · Color: All Pokemon GBA games come in their respective colors (including Leafgreen and Emerald by a slight margin) with Firered being red and not orange. While most cartridges come in a singular shade of gray, two particular exceptions are the GBA video cartridges which come in light gray casings and (Classic) NES series which match the console ...