Hypothetically, would it be possible for a company to clone the GBA and leave it unchanged design-wise with outer parts compatibility, except with say, the internals having much more efficient power usage on its components?

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  • OpenTendo

    An Open-Source HardWare (OSHW) recreation of the original 1985 front-loading NES Motherboard

    • It should be possible. There is something like this for the NES in the form of the OpenTendo. However since some of the components are no longer in production you'd need to salvage them from original hardware as of now. That being said there are people actually recreating old hardware like furrtek does for the NeoGeo.

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