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Here's something you don't see everyday: an unreleased port of Resident Evil for the Game Boy Color. Due to quality control issues, Capcom decided to forgo the public release of this game. Fortunately, "an Assembler forum member named kiff claimed to be in contact with someone who has two cartridges containing unfinished builds of the canned game." Continue reading for a video preview.

That someone will be kind enough to upload the contents of said carts online for public consumption, but not kind enough to do it for free. The person is asking for $2,000 (USD), hence the fundraiser.

These ten modders / geeks take creativity to the next level by giving new life to the Nintendo Game Boy. Sure, not all of them are functional (or practical), but it's the thought that counts...right? Which ones are your favorites? Continue reading to see them all.

So, you just picked up a brand spanking new iPhone 4 / 4S and want a nifty case to go with it? Well, you'll have to wait a bit longer for Incipio's Game Boy case, but it's definitely the coolest one we've seen yet, complete with a screen cut out for the Apple logo. It was first spotted at CES 2011 and hasn't made another appearance since. Continue reading for more pictures.

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You may have seen one picture of the creepy Zombie Game Boy, but its creator, kodykoala on Flickr, has just released an entire image set featuring the strange-looking gaming console. Click here to see more.

On normal days, the Game Boy is usually a tame gaming console that can be used to play such classics as Tetris, Super Mario Land, and more, but when an infected console is spotted, it looks like something straight from a horror movie. Click here to see more of today's most popular images, courtesy of Imgur.com. Continue reading to see how the iPhone 4S stacks up against the Canon 5D MKII.

Ever wonder how some students can keep their attention focused on a text book, regardless of how boring the readings may be? Well, this is one of the clever ideas that a student came up with. Click here to see more of today's viral images, courtesy of Imgur.com. Continue reading to see why ninja's don't fight fair.

If Super Smash Bros. was released on the original Nintendo Game Boy, it'd probably look like Super Smash Land. This fan-made game brings all the action you've come to love onto the 2-bit (4-shades of gray) screen. More information. Continue reading for a trailer.

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You might be thinking, not another song made with random sound bits from video games, but Game Boy Music is not what you think. It consists of sounds made by tapping the Game Boy itself. Continue reading for the music video.

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Here's something you don't see everyday: a Nintendo Game Boy that's been hacked to play games on an oscilloscope. To be more specific, "a PM3065, a 100MHz dual channel cathode ray scope and apparently a collaboration between Fluke and Phillips." Video after the break.

Sound is coming from the Gameboy speaker, and the weird horizontal brightness bands are an artifact of trying to film it.

What happens when you combine a Nintendo Game Boy, fake white iPhone 4, and HTC Aria into one device? The strange-looking gadget above. In other word, "starting with the HTC Aria, builder Goteking stuck the phone inside a hollowed out GameBoy case, then attached the fake iPhone4 to the back." Video after the break. Click here for more pictures.

While the iPhone doesn't work as a phone, it's not there just for show. Goteking hollowed it out and installed a scrolling LED display that can be read through the thin plastic case of the fake phone.