We interviewed Lego designers Carl Merriam and Simon Kent to unearth some of the brick Game Boy’s Easter eggs.
And yes, you will be able to buy a kit to turn your brick-based handheld into a real Game Boy.
This has to be the Lego set of the year.
Customers based in the U.S. may have to spend boatloads on handhelds that once cost just $50.
The PlayBot hardware hack gives the Playdate extra mobility options and turns it into an interactive pet robot.
The Thumby Color has all the buttons of the old GBA in a pint-sized package, though you'll be playing a host of open source titles.
The limited edition CNC aluminum Analogue Pocket costs $500, and one comes in that classic Game Boy purple.
It's giving strong 2001 Game Boy vibes and I am here for it.
Read an exclusive essay from Brandon Saltalamacchia about the place the Game Boy Color has in history.
HyperMegaTech!'s first Game-Boy-like handheld, the Super Pocket, arrives in November for $59.
The Game Boy Mini Camera is a custom creation that pairs the original sensor with iPhone lenses.
It's the perfect pocketable distraction when you need to avoid conversations and other unwanted social interactions.
The quirky handheld designed by Teenage Engineering will jump to $199.
The GB Interceptor works on unmodified Game Boys and original game carts.
We have to disagree. The Lame Boy is anything but lame.
Is this easier than just swapping game cartridges?
No jailbreaking or complicated hardware hacks required.
Library, Memories, Game Boy Camera Support, and Spacewar!
What if the Game Boy had looked a lot more like the Game Boy Advance?
New features will include tools for developers and a massive wiki of classic handheld games.
