Which, we assume, might be incorporated into Summer Game Fest.
If Nintendo does make any kind of announcement for this, the earliest we'll hear about it is in June when they do their next major Nintendo Direct feed. But some of us are hoping for games that never made it to the west, like this little gem you may have heard of called Mother 3, which was only released in Japan for the Game Boy Advance. Such as the original Pokémon titles, the original version of Link's Awakening, and old-school Tetris. That's a hefty chunk of Nintendo history that could finally see the light of day on a modern console and expose newer gamers to titles they've probably heard people talk fondly about. Photo courtesy of shorthand to this is that anything that was created and could be played on a Game Boy console between 1989-2008 is now on the table for a possible Nintendo Switch Online library. Both of these have been developed in recent years by the Paris-based NERD team (Nintendo European R&D), which is the group that created the NES and SNES Classic Mini consoles and the ones used to develop for Super Mario 3D All-Stars.
What you're looking at has been identified as a Nintendo-developed GBA emulator with the codename "Sloop", as well as a Game Boy emulator called "Hiyoko". The emulators size is 1.8MB and you can download it by clicking the button below. The image you see below has been making the rounds the past few hours, in a tweet that's been going viral from As you can see from the imagery, which originally came from 4chan, it appears someone has leaked an emulator system officially made by Nintendo featuring Game Boy Advance titles. My Boy was developed by Fast Emulator and you can run Gameboy Advance (GBA) games with it.
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