Nintendo launched the long-rumoured Game Boy, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance Switch Online libraries earlier this week. As usual, it seems Japan's offerings are slightly different.

Nintendo has added three new Game Boy Advance games previously only available in Japan to the Nintendo Switch.

Nintendo Game Boy Switch Online Library in Japan According to a report by Engadget, the Japanese gaming firm has finally added much-awaited Game Boy and Game Boy Advanced titles to Switch Online.

Super rare Game Boys can sometimes sell for thousands of dollars online, and sometimes the owners don't even know what they have has value.

Japanese company Nintendo introduced the Game Boy, its first portable gaming device to take game cartridges, in 1989. Early models boasted a two-inch screen and ran on an 8-bit system.

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.

Game Boy won the market—despite bare-bone features and a gray look—by understanding the true basis of consumer decision-making.

Nintendo’s Game Boy and Game Boy Color were some of the most popular consoles ever produced. So which games officially ended their legendary runs?

There are many ways to experience retro games on a modern TV and from the comfort of your living room—and chief among them are services like Nintendo Switch Online + Expansion Pack. In addition ...

Here's how you can play Mother 3 and other Japan-only games with your Nintendo Switch Online subscription.

Launching on April 21, 1989, the Game Boy wasn’t going to win any beauty contests. But that didn't stop it from reshaping the entire gaming industry.

Nintendo fans have been suprised with a new Game Boy Color game, not something you get very often in 2023. If you want to feel old, the Game Boy Color turns 25 years old this year.