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I think you'll find the market for GBA cartridges is alive and well - those handhelds are indestructible, and small release games like this will sell out and be traded by collectors.

And for those who aren't sure about buying a 2nd-hand gaming device from checks notes 23 years ago, you can get yourself something more modern to play it on: https://www.analogue.co/pocket

I don't doubt that, but I was implying that having play by cartridge as the only method is not in their best interest, especially if they want to get more players or make money. Having a digital ROM version makes it more accessible (which turns out they did release). I wasn't aware that the Pocket could do Game Body Advance cartridges

looks like there's a digital version for sale on the same site as the physical version https://incube8games.com/collections/vendors?q=AgeOfGames

Nice :) I couldn't find this before. Thanks

> Kien’s new publisher, Incube8, specialises in producing games for classic consoles

It's not an accident that it got released for the Game Boy Advance.

Not everyone has a Game Boy Advance though. They actually released a digital version that you can use with an emulator, so all is well :)