Somewhere in a box of forgotten Game Boy carts, there’s a decent chance one of them has a potato on the label, dodging a butcher
Nintendo’s Game Boy launched in North America in April 1989 with Tetris as its killer app, but its two biggest action franchises took a while
You plugged a Game Boy cartridge into a gray plastic shell shaped like a Super Nintendo cartridge, slid that into the SNES, and flipped the
Every kid who got a movie or cartoon game under the tree in the early ’90s remembers the sinking feeling of booting it up and
Firebrand was never supposed to be a star. In the original Ghosts ‘n Goblins, he’s a tiny red gargoyle who swoops down at Arthur’s head
Two kids, one Game Boy, and a long car ride. That’s how most people actually experienced these games in 1989 and 1992 — passed hand
You remember the trip. Four batteries jammed into the back of a gray brick, a coiled headphone cord you never actually used, and somewhere around
Somebody always has this story: a Game Boy cartridge turns up at a yard sale, a thrift store, the bottom of a junk drawer at
Stephan Scoggins packed a Game Boy for Operation Desert Storm the same way half of America did in 1990: as a way to kill downtime.
You rented Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters off the Game Boy shelf expecting a shrunken, gray-and-green rerun of the NES game you already knew