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Decals just no. So this is my final version of my lego gbc and I included as much extra detail as I could muster. Sadly, there is no sound dial or cartridge slot. =(
Also, IT'S SUMMER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Original Nintendo Gameboy with Tetris game catridge inserted
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My young roof climber (at left for those of you who remember him) is very confident of winning this strategy board game...
Barbie/Nintendo: Gameboy & NES Video Game Magazine Advertisement (Mattel) 1992
*Appeared in "Barbie, The Magazine For Girls" Issue: Spring 1992
I picked up the beauty above earlier this year and only paid about $65 for it--including shipping! And not only that, but the screen's in great shape (something that can't be said for the last GameBoy I acquired). Anyway, for more of the story behind this purchase (and for more photos of it, too), check out this blog post of mine: www.thegaygamer.com/2014/12/heres-to-best-65-bucks-ive-ev...
The original gray brick of a game boy took four double A batteries and had graphics equivalent of an NES. I still remember playing Tetris and Dr Mario on it -- my Dad liked those games a lot too and we used to compete for playtime on it ^_^ -- until I could see those little blocks falling when I closed my eyes. The Game Boy Color was smaller, thinner, lighter, and took only two double A's, and it kept me entertained during my pre-desktop years, back when I had to depend on the University for my 'puter needs.
For years I resisted the later models, the Game Boy Advance and Mini, and I even steered clear of the DS. But one by one my friends got one, and I finally caved. Yes, it's pink, girly girly pepto bismol pink, but that very girlishness amused and attracted me. Black is classy, but pink is different! Maybe later I'll put some cheesy feminine stickers or "bling" on it for giggles.