ModRetro's Chromatic Game Boy handheld, made by arms dealer Palmer Luckey, now comes in ‘drone strike purple.’ ...

Palmer Luckey’s sold-out, souped-up cartridge-only console clone is back—and this time, it wants to live forever.

The Nintendo Game Boy was a legendary portable console. It has amazing games, but also incredibly rare games you may never get to own!

ModRetro's Chromatic is a new gaming handheld that you can use to play Game Boy and Game Boy Color cartridges, and it does that quite well.

Nintendo's Game Boy launched in North America 35 years ago, but its impact on gaming hardware and the games we play can still be felt today.

Not only that, but we also appreciate the restoration of the retro video game handheld complete with some new features that doesn’t disturb the original look of the console.

The Nintendo Game Boy revolutionized handheld gaming, captivating generations with its simplicity, portability, and iconic games like Tetris and Pokémon, leaving a legacy spanning decades.

Steeply Discounted Game Boy Encyclopedia Covers All 1,100-Plus Games The Game Boy Encyclopedia is part of a larger series of reference books cataloguing retro video games.

The dock also adds support for Bluetooth game controllers. Since this an FPGA-based system with open source software, you’re also not strictly limited to using it for Game Boy games.

The $199 ModRetro Chromatic is among the best ways to play Game Boy and Game Boy Color games, arguably improving upon Nintendo’s hardware. It also comes from Palmer Luckey.

A Nintendo Switch and PC remake of a classic Game Boy and Atari game is set to release next month on March 27.