The set looks pretty much just like a Game Boy, complete with a D-pad, plus A, B, Start, and Select buttons. It also has contrast and volume dials on the sides. You can choose between three options ...

How Big Is the LEGO Game Boy? At 421 pieces, the LEGO Game Boy is the smallest of the available video game console sets LEGO has issued over the years, but in spite of a relatively small brick count, ...

Virtual Boy is poised for what once seemed like an unlikely comeback on Switch 2, but while Nintendo might want to celebrate the VR console as a kitschy throwback nowadays, in the '90s, the ...

If you've been a part of the Nintendo online ecosystem for any amount of time, you know just how dubious it has been. I've been a member of that world since the 3DS, and while the current system isn't ...

Long before the handheld market was saturated with options, Nintendo ruled the scene. From 1989 to 2004, the words “Game Boy” were synonymous with gaming on the go. And while competitors tried to ...

The slate of new LEGO releases for October 2025 is dominated by the launch of the $1000 LEGO Star Wars UCS Death Star (#75419), but the Nintendo Game Boy (#72046) replica set will likely be the ...

Discover How to Create a Mini Casino Roulette Game with Cardboard at Home! In this video, you'll learn how to craft an incredible board marble game - mini casino roulette - using simple materials like ...

Mr. Driller has heard the news of another mysterious outbreak of Blocks. The entire world will be buried! Armed with only a mighty drill, you must dig down to safety, scramble to reach air capsules, ...

Nintendo invited me to a “holiday showcase” to play upcoming Switch 2 titles like Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2, Hades 2, Pokémon Legends: Z-A, and Kirby Air ...

What was Nintendo's tiniest console? If you're thinking Game Boy Micro, you wouldn't be far off, but the actual answer is the Pokemon Mini, a Tamagotchi-sized device that the publisher built in ...

The brick version is even better than I imagined: an incredibly faithful, fun, and clever build. You can press every button, spin every wheel; designers nail the curves and recreate almost every label ...

Michael Ingram is a Senior Contributor from the United States of America. Michael has been writing for GameRant since 2021 with a previous history of personal analytical writing. Michael is a lifelong ...