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Game Boy

11 articles tagged Game Boy across reviews, guides, and comparisons.

ModRetro Shadow Dropped Earthworm Jim and Rayman 2 on Game Boy: The Library Is Now the Reason to Buy cover imageGuide
ModRetro Shadow Dropped Earthworm Jim and Rayman 2 on Game Boy: The Library Is Now the Reason to Buy
ModRetro released Earthworm Jim and Rayman 2 Forever on real Game Boy cartridges with no announcement at all. They run on original hardware, not just the Chromatic, and they bring the first party library to 23 games.
2026-08-29
New Game Boy Cartridges You Can Buy in 2026 cover imageGuide
New Game Boy Cartridges You Can Buy in 2026
Brand new, boxed, licensed Game Boy cartridges are being manufactured right now. Here is who is publishing them, what they cost, and what hardware you need to play them.
2026-08-29
How to Run Gen1Recomp on a Retro Handheld: Anbernic, Android, and Steam Deck cover imageGuide
How to Run Gen1Recomp on a Retro Handheld: Anbernic, Android, and Steam Deck
Gen1Recomp runs natively on retro handhelds, not through an emulator. Here is what works on Anbernic, Android and Steam Deck, and what quietly does not.
2026-08-05
Pokémon Red and Blue in 3D and First Person: What Gen1Recomp Actually Is cover imageGuide
Pokémon Red and Blue in 3D and First Person: What Gen1Recomp Actually Is
A first person clip of Pallet Town went viral this week. Here is what Gen1Recomp really is, why it is not an emulator, and whether your handheld can run it.
2026-08-05
Game Bub Review: The First Open Source FPGA Handheld Ships cover imageReview
Game Bub Review: The First Open Source FPGA Handheld Ships
The Game Bub plays your real Game Boy, Color, and Advance cartridges through a fully open source FPGA. It adds link cable multiplayer, rumble, and motion sensors, and the entire design is public. It is a niche enthusiast device, and a remarkable one.
2026-07-25
Game Bub vs Analogue Pocket: Which FPGA Game Boy Should You Buy? cover imageComparison
Game Bub vs Analogue Pocket: Which FPGA Game Boy Should You Buy?
Two FPGA handhelds for your real Game Boy cartridges, priced almost the same. The Game Bub is fully open source and hackable. The Analogue Pocket is polished with a stunning screen. Here is how to choose.
2026-07-25
25 Best Game Boy and GBC Games to Emulate in 2026 cover imageGuide
25 Best Game Boy and GBC Games to Emulate in 2026
The best Game Boy and Game Boy Color games for handheld emulation. 25 portable classics that feel right at home, from Pokemon to Link’s Awakening.
2026-06-04
Analogue Pocket Review: The Best Game Boy Handheld Ever Made cover imageReview
Analogue Pocket Review: The Best Game Boy Handheld Ever Made
The Analogue Pocket plays your real Game Boy, Color, and Advance cartridges through an FPGA, not software emulation. The screen is jaw dropping, the openFPGA scene is huge, and it is the finest handheld for original carts you can buy.
2026-05-31
ModRetro Chromatic Review: A Game Boy So Faithful It Feels Real cover imageReview
ModRetro Chromatic Review: A Game Boy So Faithful It Feels Real
The ModRetro Chromatic plays your real Game Boy and Game Boy Color cartridges through an FPGA. It is a focused, premium, beautifully built handheld with zero input lag and a stunning backlit screen.
2026-05-31
Best FPGA Handhelds 2026: The Premium Accuracy Tier cover imageGuide
Best FPGA Handhelds 2026: The Premium Accuracy Tier
FPGA handhelds play your real cartridges with hardware accuracy and low latency. Here are the best FPGA handhelds in 2026, plus the two FPGA consoles that arrived for the N64.
2026-05-31
Analogue Pocket vs ModRetro Chromatic: Which FPGA Game Boy Wins? cover imageComparison
Analogue Pocket vs ModRetro Chromatic: Which FPGA Game Boy Wins?
Two premium FPGA handhelds, two philosophies. The Analogue Pocket is the versatile one with GBA, adapters, and openFPGA. The ModRetro Chromatic is the focused Game Boy purist. Here is how to choose.
2026-05-31