Initially spotted by Review Geek.com, this small Game Boy ROM Cartridge reader and adaptor has brought a cheap alternative to playing old games that were intended for Nintendo's console.

In 2018, Nintendo's classic Game Boy is coming back. This is the "Ultra Game Boy": Notably, the company logo on the front of the handheld isn't "Nintendo," but Hyperkin — a US-based gaming ...

The Nintendo Game Boy Cartridge USB Drives are a fantastic blend of nostalgia, practicality, and eco-friendliness. They offer a unique way to store your data while paying homage to the classic ...

Lego has launched a brick-built version of the 1989 Nintendo Game Boy, priced at $60. Preorders are open for the set, which features intricate designs, custom buttons, and lenticular screens ...

On April 21, 1989, Nintendo launched its first multi-cartridge handheld named Game Boy in Japan. At the time seen as the ultimate Game & Watch, Nintendo wasn't the first to create a replaceable ...

The GB Operator is an adapter that allows you to play Game Boy cartridges on your PC. Developer Epilogue (via Nintendo Life) bills the GB Operator as "a cartridge slot for your computer." ...

The Game Boy wasn’t just a handheld console—it was the pocket-sized revolution that turned car rides, waiting rooms, and school recess into pixelated adventures. And while it had a sprawling ...