Mini consoles might not get the same mainstream attention they did when Nintendo was bothering with them a few years back, but there’s still plenty of juice left in the genre. Sega is the most recent ...

What was Nintendo's tiniest console? If you're thinking Game Boy Micro, you wouldn't be far off, but the actual answer is the Pokemon Mini, a Tamagotchi-sized device that the publisher built in ...

Long before the handheld market was saturated with options, Nintendo ruled the scene. From 1989 to 2004, the words “Game Boy” were synonymous with gaming on the go. And while competitors tried to ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Anbernic’s next handheld emulator borrows the GBA’s design but adds extra buttons and a larger screen. Anbernic’s ...

Two generations of gamers have vastly different memories of the Nintendo Game Boy. While it may not technically be the first handheld console – depending on how you define "console" – it was the first ...

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Remember 1989? Game Boy turns 25 today. April 21, 2014 — -- intro: Before there were apps and iPads, there was Game Boy. Twenty five years ago today, Nintendo released its first Game Boy in Japan ...

Nintendo's Game Boy is an absolutely iconic handheld console that many of us look back on fondly (that's probably why Nintendo is making a Lego version of it). While I didn't grow up with a Game Boy ...

The original Game Boy, released in Japan in 1989, was a major game-changer for Nintendo and the industry at large. It was the first proper, cartridge-based portable game console, a far cry from those ...

The ModRetro Chromatic is the ultimate Game Boy, with an enhanced but authentic screen and exquisite build quality. If you can stomach the price tag, it's the best way to play original GB and GBC ...