and Game Boy were released to expand to the home console and handheld market. Further improvements were made to ports for Sega Genesis, Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES), and Game Gear.

This is likely the world’s smallest fully-functional Game Boy Color, able to play all of ... positive and negative voltage driving on either side of 0V as the center line. This was the solution ...

and a side-mounted pot stolen from the original Game Boy guts. There’s no chance on running this with the same 2xAAA cells the original Game Boy Pocket had, so [Warrior] somehow found space for ...

To clarify, the Analogue Pocket at launch natively supported Game Boy, Game Boy Color and Game ... The first game was a side scrolling shmup and the second was a Metroidvania clone.

What’s immediately striking about the Super Pocket is just how tiny it is. This modern take on the Game Boy is only five inches tall (78mm by 125mm by 25mm), with a dinky but colorful 2.8” IPS ...