Consoles
All Consoles
Game Boy
The original Game Boy revolutionized portable gaming with a durable design, long battery life, and iconic titles like Tetris and Pokémon for retro fans.
Virtual Boy
Nintendo's experimental Virtual Boy displayed games in a striking red monochrome display and remains a fascinating, short-lived chapter in retro gaming history.
Game Boy Pocket
A smaller, lighter redesign of the original Game Boy, the Pocket featured a clearer monochrome screen, improved battery life, and pocket-friendly portability.
Game Boy Color
The Game Boy Color brought vibrant visuals, a compact design, backward compatibility, and a great game library to Nintendo's iconic handheld lineup.
Game Boy Light
The Japan-exclusive Game Boy Light featured an electroluminescent backlight, making it the first backlit Nintendo handheld.
Game Boy Advance
The Game Boy Advance introduced SNES-quality graphics, a wide game library, and backward compatibility, becoming a favorite among retro handheld fans.
Game Boy Advance SP
The clamshell redesign of the GBA, with a front-lit (later backlit) screen and a rechargeable battery that made Game Boy Advance play work anywhere.
Nintendo DS
The Nintendo DS pioneered dual-screen gaming with innovative touch controls, a microphone, wireless play, and a massive library of classic handheld titles.
Game Boy Micro
The Game Boy Micro was the smallest Game Boy ever made, featuring a bright backlit screen in an ultra-portable design.
Nintendo 3DS
The Nintendo 3DS brought glasses-free 3D technology, StreetPass features, Circle Pad controls, and a deep library of exclusive games to handheld gaming.
Nintendo 2DS
A more affordable entry to the 3DS library, the Nintendo 2DS offered a slate-like design, solid game support, and comfortable handheld play without 3D effects.
New Nintendo 3DS
The New Nintendo 3DS featured improved 3D viewing, enhanced processing power, extra controls, and exclusive games for dedicated handheld and retro gaming fans.