The Game Boy Micro is the smallest official Game Boy, playing Game Boy Advance cartridges on a backlit 2-inch screen. It has no standard 3.5mm headphone jack — wired audio requires a Nintendo adapter for its proprietary headphone port. Multiplayer uses a Micro-specific Game Link port that differs from earlier GBA link cables, and charging uses a proprietary DC barrel connector. Because none of its three jacks accept a standard cable, there are no off-the-shelf cable ports to match.
Smallest Game Boy: its headphone, link, and power ports are all proprietary, so no standard cable fits without an adapter.
Device Information
- Manufacturer
- Nintendo
- Release Year
- 2005
- Model Number
- OXY-001
- Category
- Gaming Handheld
Available Ports
Port information not yet available for this device.
Notes & Compatibility
No standard cable ports — the ports array is intentionally empty per the do-not-model guardrail. The headphone output is a proprietary jack requiring a Nintendo adapter; the Game Link port is Micro-specific and incompatible with standard GBA link cables; power is a proprietary DC barrel connector. All documented here in prose.
