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→Handhelds: Added Pokémon mini.
[http://krikzz.com/store/home/8-everdrive-gb.html EverDrive GB] <sup>(FC)</sup> ($88) No RTC, supports the use of MicroSD cards, mappers MBC1, MBC2, MBC3, MBC5, Game Genie cheats, individual ROM sizes up to 8MB (64Mb), and saves for each game.
==Pokémon mini==
[http://dittomini.com/ DITTO mini] <sup>(FC)</sup> ($90–$145) works with a bundled USB flasher. The cheapest version is a bare PCB with no case; you are supposed to unscrew an official cartridge to use its shell. It has 2 MB of capacity, but it can only handle one ROM at a time. It is able to hold saves for games that have this feature, but it can’t send the savegame back to the computer. The flasher only works with Windows. Multi-game, save backup and macOS support are planned to the future.
PokeCard512 <sup>(FC)</sup> <strike>(90€)</strike> was the first publicly available Pokémon mini flashcart. It was handmade on demand by an enthusiast. The flashcart had 512 kB of capacity and was able to handle multiple ROMs. It worked with a bundled USB flasher, which was made of gutted Pokémon mini cartridge connectors in the earliest revisions.
==Game Boy Advance==
