FunnyPlaying FPGA GameBoy Color assembly & review
Analogue isn’t the only game in town. FunnyPlaying has their own FPGA Game Boy Color kit, and it’s way more affordable. The only catch is that you have to assemble it yourself.
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Check out the Playdate handheld gaming console! It’s little, yellow, different.
Read MoreRepairing the original Game Boy
Tips on keeping your classic gaming handhelds in good working order.
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Will the Game Phone be a case for celebration? Or just phony game junk?
Read MoreWario Blast review
Yeah, it’s basically Bomberman.
Read MoreSamurai Shodown (Game Boy) review
A samurai fears nothing, especially not handheld ports.
Read MorePocketGo review
If you’re looking the most convenient way to play your library of Game Boy games on the go, this is probably it.
Read MoreBittBoy review
Now you can fit your entire Game Boy collection in your pocket.
Read MoreKirby's Dream Land review
Despite his inflated ego, Kirby’s first adventure is a bouncy good time.
Read MoreMega Man (Game Boy) review
Mega Man gameplay feels just as good on the Game Boy as it did on the NES. Also, it’s hard.
Read MoreDr. Mario (Game Boy) review
In 1990, Dr. Mario was released simultaneously for the NES and Game Boy. But how does the classic puzzler stack up today?
Read MoreGaming with a Broken Hand
For six weeks, a cast covered my right hand, making all aspects of my life considerably more challenging. Even playing video games.
Read MoreDonkey Kong (Game Boy) review
The Game Boy Donkey Kong is a deceptively large game disguised as a remake, 101 levels of ambitious puzzle/platforming action.
Read MoreThe Amazing Spider-Man review
I was a Marvel Comics kid growing up, and Spider-Man was my first favorite superhero. I have fond memories of The Amazing Spider-Man, but is it worth going back to revisit this 1990 Game Boy “classic”?
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