The GBA homebrew scene has been growing steadily over the years, with one of the most recent homebrew projects for the system allowing for such technological wonders such as [URL='
https://gbatemp.net/threads/openlara-a-stunning-gba-port-of-the-1996-classic-tomb-raider.606212/']running Tomb Rainder on the 32-bit handheld with the help of the open source engine OpenLara[/URL].
All of this is thanks to the effort put together...
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