Not mine, but I always enjoy seeing these monstrosities.
You can almost hear the batteries draining in mere minutes.
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That Gameboy watch really sells it.
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“THIS ISN’T EVEN MY FINAL FORM!”
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Rockin' the little watch too, that's legit.
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Gaming in the 90's was so glorious.
How many minutes do the batteries last?
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@The_Picard_Maneuver I had most of this monstrosity! No Action Replay because the Game Genie was enough, and no bottom set of speakers because the side speakers were enough. Not visible was the big heavy rechargable nicad battery that clipped onto the back. I also had a backup device, that only backed up the battery backed save data not the whole ROM. But it was useful for overwriting the save data from Pokemon Red over Blue, catching some Blue-exclusive mons, then writing the save data back onto Red. It had the same form factor as the AR shown.
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Game Man
WHO downvoted this, and why do you hate amazing things???
What would actually happen if you used an action replay and a game genie at the same time? Would it not even be able to boot up? Would it work and just one supercedes the other? I only ever had game genie so I couldn't test it. Does anyone know?
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You have a GameShark plugged into a game genie? The hells the point of that.
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Cool watch.
A game genie and action replay on one unit? I seem to recall that being a very bad idea.
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This is the ideal Gameboy body. You might not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like (just be sure to have all the batteries nearby).
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No, you do not mix AR and game genie but there is a distinct absence of anything Gameboy camera/printer attachment so it's clearly incomplete. I'd also suggest the attachment reading lamp, but I think if that magnifying attachment comes with a light that works, too. Not sure if that particular one does, though.
Imagine the shits you could take with that thing
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Imagine showing up in school with that in the 90s!
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Batteries drained in 5 minutes
This is what many Steam Deck users seem to pursue.
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Transformers.. Robots in disguise
"So I have this ultra portable gaming device..."
I always enjoy seeing these monstrosities.
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This is like the Thanos glove with the stones (can't remember the actual names) but for Nintendo in the 80s and 90s. The only thing missing is a power glove which it's all mounted on, and an NES Zapper somehow integrated into it all.
That's glorious
I tried to find a photo of this janky Game Gear peripheral I had, but came across this angelfire website instead: https://www.angelfire.com/games4/icecoldatari/Gamegear.html
I feel like this website may actually be from the 90s... It's literally just a person talking about the cool shit they have for their Game Gear, and the only email address is @aol.com. Made me very nostalgic.
Where’s the camera?
Good game choice, too.
How heavy is that?
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I like this
I actually got that kit from a friend as a kid, I used it all the time when playing at home, the fake analog was legit, and I think there's a light on the magnifier too.
You're probably thinking ew! Who would ever want that? They must have worked hard on the marketing side!
Well there was nothing better and everyone had a TV. So they had normal TV commercials for it.
My gba was like this lol.
AVGN is about to meet his match
Rad!
Cassette Dystopianism
this guys dad works for nintendo
Could someone explain? Can one do this? What evil spells have to be cast for this to work?
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All this and no Nyko shock and rock?
Neither the gamegenie nor the action replay look like the are in use, this is probably why it is not powered on.
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