[via Ars Technica] The run of 54 titles from 2006-2009 may not have made the iPod a handheld gaming success, but many still have fond memories of playing games on the devices. Unfortunately ...

The console maker is teaming up with Lego to release a Game Boy made of plastic bricks. It follows after a previous collaboration in which the two companies released a Lego NES together ...

Nintendo is expected to announce a Switch 2 any day now. So of course, it's announced a Lego Game Boy. The surprise news dropped today from Nintendo's own social accounts as CES draws to a close.

A YouTube tinkerer named John Sutley showed us how he got the original 1989 Game Boy in his car functioning as a speedometer. It’s a bonafide, “why not?” kind of hacking project, and it’s ...

Nintendo is teaming with Lego once again but not for a Super Mario, Animal Crossing, or Mario Kart set this time, but instead a Lego Game Boy. An incredibly brief teaser trailer was shared by ...

Want to make a ’90s kid smile with two words? Say “LEGO” and “Game Boy” to them, and you’ll see a positive nostalgic reaction. Well, those two words are about to link up in real life.

The company is teasing a collaboration with Lego that will see the original grey brick known as a Game Boy rendered in Lego blocks. There are no details yet, aside from the fact that it’ll be ...

LEGO and Nintendo are collaborating on a new Game Boy-themed set, expanding their popular video game-related offerings. The upcoming Game Boy set adds to previous collaborations between LEGO and ...

Even after eight years, the Nintendo Switch is still going strong and is home to plenty of brand-new games, and peripherals, including these gorgeous new Hyperkin Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End ...

Nintendo has released a brief teaser trailer for a LEGO take on the original Game Boy, but no images of the finished set have been provided. Instead, we got a look at the buttons and D-pad ...

Nintendo announced its next big Lego collaboration is a set based on the original Game Boy handheld. The new kit joins Lego's line of other video game system replicas like the NES and Atari.

From Sebastian Staacks of the There Oughta Be YouTube channel, Game Boy Slideshow Generator converts images into grayscale and color slideshows for the Game Boy, Game Boy Advance, or anything else ...