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How the hell did people deal with the Gameboy color screen back then? I literally cannot see it unless the lighting and angle is perfect. : r/ Gameboy
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Game Boy Advance Games Are Shockingly Good on Wii U | WIRED
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Analogue announces Pocket, $199 portable for Game Boy games - Polygon
How to make your old Game Boy as good as (or better than) new | Ars Technica
