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Once the Gameboys were opened, the boys were happy for quite a while. This one isn't big enough to handle the double screens,
It's a light... a good half decade before the Gameboy Advance SP made them common on Nintendo handhelds. If only I'd had one of these back in the day!
Two lights outside DIY macro light box. Brother's gameboy, has been played for seven years and still works like new.
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Man, I've tried so many different approaches to this one of George..Finally setlled for this, and I really like it. The camera represents the tv screen..and the light in his face is coming off it...and that blueness..you knowwwwwwwwwww...
The caption reads
GAMEBOY
DAMAGED IN GULF WAR
This Gameboy was damaged when barracks were bombed during the 1990-1991 Gulf War. It still works!
The "Gameboy Music Club" (AT) showed that technology doesn't always have to be used the way its investors and producers intended - the musicians played a concert on commercially available Gameboys.
Photo showing members of the Gameboy Music Club (AT).
credit: rubra
One of the old monochrome GameBoy consoles ("Dot Matrix With Stereo Sound") complete with "Top Ranking Tennis". Inside the unit is "Golf Classic".
My daughter found this stuck away in a cupboard earlier this evening - it probably hadn't seen the light of day for the best part of 10 years before tonight. It still works perfectly but really goes to show how far gaming technology has come in the past 15 years.
And yes, I am open to offers.
Image taken during the recording stage of the Microsphere sample library from Glitchmachines.
www.glitchmachines.com/products/microsphere
Sound Designer: Ivo Ivanov