So while we applaud this clever hack that creates a truly big-screen Game Boy Pocket experience, we’re also saddened to see it required the sacrifice of ten Game Boys in total to make it possible.

The Game Boy Pocket’s screen is certainly better than its predecessor’s, but it doesn’t represent the kind of obvious and drastic improvement that would have easily justified Nintendo ...

There are lots of valid complaints to be had with 24-year-old hardware, including the Game Boy Pocket’s low-contrast screen that lacked self-illumination; requiring gamers to find an external ...

And while the Pocket’s screen is the ideal size and resolution for Game Boy, GBA games play in a letterbox format. That is, however, only a tiny complaint as those games still look incredible.

You know what they say -- if you can't buy it, mod it. Michael "Bibin" Moffitt's backlighting job on this Game Boy Pocket is a case in point. Unwilling to shell out the dough for a Game Boy Light ...

The new Game Boy SP screen is a work of art, the true backlight makes everything look a lot sharper and the colors truly pop. I haven't had a complaint about either of the screens in the Nintendo DS.

The Game Boy Pocket had a slimmer size than the original, since it was meant to, well, be put in your pocket. The display screen was also changed to black and white instead of the original’s ...

The finished product is compact, backlit, rechargeable via USB, and it plays original monochrome Game Boy games. Cartridges plug in just behind the screen, like in the original Game Boy Pocket.