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Powered by the an 8-bit Z80 CPU, the Nintendo Game Boy Pocket console delivers a smooth gaming performance. The 160x144 pixels reflective LCD screen of this Nintendo console g...Read more
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The GB is pretty much the handheld of choice for the 90's and everybody and their mother had/still has one somewhere. The games library is vast and varied and there are some r...Read more
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| Powered by the an 8-bit Z80 CPU, the Nintendo Game Boy Pocket console delivers a smooth gaming performance. The 160x144 pixels reflective LCD screen of this Nintendo console gives you a wide and clear view display of all your favorite games. Moreover, boasting an 8 Kb VRAM, this video gaming system ensures an excellent visual output. The 4-channel stereo sound of the Nintendo Game Boy Pocket console all the more enhances your gaming experience by givingdelivering an amazing sound qualityaudio. Linking up to four Game Boys is a breeze, thanks to the serial ports of on this Nintendo console. With two AAA batteries, this video gaming system ensures acan run time offor 10 hours. | |
| Product Identifiers | |
| Brand | Nintendo |
| Model | Game Boy Pocket |
| Platform | Nintendo Game Boy Pocket |
| MPN | CGB-001 |
| EAN | 0011017317609 |
| General | |
| Type | Handheld |
| Colour | Clear |
| Power & Battery | |
| Battery UpTime | Up To 10 Hours |
| Power Source Types | Power Supply - internal |
| Display | |
| Display Size | 2.6 in. |
| Technical Details | |
| Ram Capacity | 8 KB |
| Graphic | |
| Region Code | PAL |
eBay product ID: EPID110617242
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A versatile handheld with so much stuff to play/collect. Buy a GB now!
Created: 09/06/12
) The GB is pretty much the handheld of choice for the 90's and everybody and their mother had/still has one somewhere. The games library is vast and varied and there are some real gems for every age and every taste.
I actually prefer the mono 'classic' GB as it feels solid and has enough bulk to make it feel like its not going to fall to bits after repeated use. The variety of colours of GB's on offer is hugely varied and the transparent one in particular really is very cool to own and to play.
To collect games for GB is a challenge as there are literally thousands of titles. There are even extra peripherals that extend the functionality and fun factor of the GB. Everything from barcode readers and printers to solar panels and music creation tools. To collect for the GB is as much fun as to play the GB.
If you want a device that you can just 'play' and not worry about anything else then the GB is the way to go for sure. It feels 'right' and can be good fun for anyone with even a passing interest.
Prices vary for quality, of course, however you can usually pick one up in good, playable condition for literally a few pounds. This makes it a great stocking filler, a great diversion for car journeys for the kids. Even young kids of this generation still seem to derive enjoyment from the GB if you give it to them to play. Mario/Tetris/Kirby, so many loveable mascots with timeless games make the GB a no-brainer if you are interested in gaming or gaming on the move.
To summarise. I would wholehearedly recommend a purchase of a GB in any form. Especially the 'classic' versions. A lot of people may prefer the Pocket or Color versions and of course they are very good but there is something very special about owning the 'original' that cannot be described. For people of that certain age a huge feeling of nostaligia can be gleaned from owning and playing the Classic version of this fantastic, well made, classically designed piece of handheld gaming history.
So many reasons to get one. Have you got yours??
I actually prefer the mono 'classic' GB as it feels solid and has enough bulk to make it feel like its not going to fall to bits after repeated use. The variety of colours of GB's on offer is hugely varied and the transparent one in particular really is very cool to own and to play.
To collect games for GB is a challenge as there are literally thousands of titles. There are even extra peripherals that extend the functionality and fun factor of the GB. Everything from barcode readers and printers to solar panels and music creation tools. To collect for the GB is as much fun as to play the GB.
If you want a device that you can just 'play' and not worry about anything else then the GB is the way to go for sure. It feels 'right' and can be good fun for anyone with even a passing interest.
Prices vary for quality, of course, however you can usually pick one up in good, playable condition for literally a few pounds. This makes it a great stocking filler, a great diversion for car journeys for the kids. Even young kids of this generation still seem to derive enjoyment from the GB if you give it to them to play. Mario/Tetris/Kirby, so many loveable mascots with timeless games make the GB a no-brainer if you are interested in gaming or gaming on the move.
To summarise. I would wholehearedly recommend a purchase of a GB in any form. Especially the 'classic' versions. A lot of people may prefer the Pocket or Color versions and of course they are very good but there is something very special about owning the 'original' that cannot be described. For people of that certain age a huge feeling of nostaligia can be gleaned from owning and playing the Classic version of this fantastic, well made, classically designed piece of handheld gaming history.
So many reasons to get one. Have you got yours??
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