‘The Lesser The Besser’ used a 3D printer and a Logitech K380 to create Key Boy, a Game Boy-inspired computer keyboard. The 3D-printed outer shell encapsulates the K380’s hardware, as well as the DMG-01-inspired red buttons.
You’ve seen the Game Boy speedometer, now you can easily create a Nintendo Game Boy DMG with the EZDMG-103. This kit basically simplifies the process of building a DMG-103, or retro-fitting a Nintendo DS Lite motherboard into a Game Boy DMG shell to play GBA games natively.
Miss the Game Boy Camera? Pixless just might be the next best thing. This tiny device takes 0.03-megaixel images (256 x 128) that resemble the pixel art masterpieces you grew up with, or least for some of us.
Modder Chromalock managed to stream video to a Game Boy Color and the experience is choppy to say the least. This isn’t a plug-and-play project either, as it required a custom Game Boy program that receives data over a link cable, and then displays it on the handheld’s screen as video.
A Game Boy Color sewing machine? Yes, it exists, and called the Singer IZEK 1500. Put simply, this sewing machine came bundled with the handheld console, a built-in Link Cable and a small number of Game Boy Color cartridges for sewing design patterns onto clothes, like Mario Family.
Always wanted to pick up a Game Boy Color development tool used by developers? It may cost you a pretty penny, or $14,000 USD to be exact, as that was the last known sale.