Red Viper currently doesn't have any "default" palettes to choose from, meaning it can take some manual fiddling to get ...

The Game Boy Color has a weird place in Nintendo's history. The system was mostly an enhanced version of the original Game Boy, but it also got many exclusive games that could not be played on ...

Every Game Boy console has its fair share of home console ports. Sadly, these often end up as poor imitations and a waste of time if you own them on a more robust system. However, that's not the ...

The Game Boy Color occupies an odd space in Nintendo 's handheld history, but it managed to carve out a niche with plenty of great games that helped to push the market forward. As a revamped ...

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The Game Boy Color had several impressive strategy games, including F orce 21, Nobunaga's Ambition Game Boy Version 2, and Game Boy Wars 2. These strategy games pushed the limits of the handheld ...

It’s also absurdly complex for a Game Boy Color game, and those complexities land, especially with Blue Sphere’s real-time combat system.

You really can’t talk about the best JRPGs on Game Boy Color without mentioning Pokémon. Following up on the success of Pokémon Gold and Silver, Pokémon Crystal takes an already great game ...

Of all the rare Game Boy models Nintendo built throughout the system's lifetime, the rarest is likely the Pink Heart Game Boy DMG. That's not what the system is officially called, but it's earned ...

The ReBoi kit essentially replaces all the guts of your Game Boy Color and turns it into a Raspberry Pi Zero-powered mini PC made for retro game emulation, all with no soldering or electronics ...

Game Boy Micro was introduced in Sept. 2005, followed by Game Boy Micro-Famicom in Dec. 2005 according to Nintendo. The smaller system could fit in the palm of your hand.

Launching later this week, the GBC Colors edition will feature new options that match the colors Nintendo originally offered for the Game Boy Color in 1998: Berry, Kiwi, Grape, Teal, and Dandelion.