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However, Game Boy drained much less battery power, was more compact, cheaper and had a ton of games, with top selling exclusives like Super Mario Land, Tetris (ok not exclusive but GB version was the "go to" one) and Pokemon.
Also, the green screen was somewhat retro and reminded on 80s PC monitors, although the lack of a back lit screen was somewhat of an issue but also spawned various odd 3rd party accessories
https://youtu.be/56yrEdYh0p0
Game Boy Colour fixed the "no colours" issue, then Game Boy Advance somewhat improved the graphics.
GBA SP is the best version of the classic Game Boy and still worth owning as it runs all GB series games and has a back lit screen
It's the Switch.
GameBoy premiered in 1989
GameBoy Advance in 2001
GameBoy must first turn into GameMan before GameMan Advance can appear
You have to get wire or pipe-cleaners or something, then either drill & solder. or glue on some arms & legs.
Then you draw a mustache somewhere on it, ideally Mario, Luigi, Wario, or Waluigi - and there you go... now you've got your GameMan.
...oh, also, you're going to need to use something to erase or paint over the "BOY" text & replace it with "MAN".
Or GameNonBinary
He looked like a 20-something though.