Game Boy reflections (and improvements) for the new year
What a difference four years of weekly video production makes.
, by Jeremy Parish
Game Boy Works reminds you that rare doesn't always mean good
Fish Dude is the collector's bubble in a nutshell. Crab shell? Whatever.
, by Jeremy Parish
Enjoy a taste of paradise in the most bewildering Game Boy Works yet
Millions of peaches, peaches for me.
, by Jeremy Parish
20 years ago, gaming lost a creative visionary
Nevertheless, the principles pioneered by Nintendo's Gunpei Yokoi shape the games we play even today.
, by Jeremy Parish
Listen, folks, the Game Boy and Game Boy Color were separate platforms
The GBC had tons of great games to set it apart from its predecessor, and this potential Classic Edition lineup proves it.
, by Jeremy Parish
Rumors swirl about a Game Boy Mini, but what would that actually be?
Let's speculate.
, by Jeremy Parish
Wheel of Fortune and the bumpy beginnings of portable casual gaming
GameTek sowed some not-so-impressive seeds that would blossom on Nintendo DS.
, by Jeremy Parish
A look at Balloon Fight's brilliant Game Boy follow-up
The NES classic found its full potential realized in handheld form (and also by Hello Kitty).
, by Jeremy Parish
Game Boy Works brings the U.S. debut of a Japanese mainstay
Unfortunately, Jajamaru-kun's first showing in America leaves much to be desired.
, by Jeremy Parish
A forgotten racer appears on Game Boy Works
Arriving just a few months before Nintendo's four-player F-1 Race, SunSoft Grand Prix was doomed to obscurity.
, by Jeremy Parish