This controller was designed specifically for the Super Game Boy Adapter in order to replicate the gaming experience of the Game Boy Classic on the Nintendo Famicom. The controller was only distributed in Japan and is one of the rarer Game Boy accessories.

The Game Boy Player (ゲームボーイプレーヤー, Gēmu Bōi Purēyā) allows to play Game Boy Classic, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance games on the Nintendo GameCube and is the last hardware solution for playing Game Boy Classic game cartridges on successor consoles. The Game Boy Player hardware (DOL-017) plugs into the high-speed parallel port on the bottom of the GameCube. A boot disc (DOL-006) is required to access the hardware. The Game Boy Player does not emulate a Game Boy system. Instead, the attachment contains hardware that is almost identical to that of the Game Boy Advance.

This Nintendo licensed key chain accessory comes with an integrated bottle opener. But keep in mind: "Don't drink and play" :-)

The officially Nintendo licensed alarm clock from Paladone comes in the look of the Game Boy Classic and flatters the owner's ears with original alarm sounds from Super Mario Land. 2 AA batteries provide the alarm clock with the necessary energy for Mario's charming wake-up calls.

The officially Nintendo licensed watch from Paladone comes in the look of the Game Boy Classic and flatters the owner's ears with original alarm sounds from Super Mario Land. The watch comes in a neat crystal case, making it an eye-catcher for every Game Boy collector.

This officially licensed bath and shower foam, designed in the classic Game Boy style, was released by Takara Co. in 1997. It includes a skill game where the goal is to guide Yoshi's eggs into his belly.

The officially licensed money box from Paladone comes in the look of the Game Boy Classic.

This Nintendo licensed coffee mug brings the 90s gaming feeling back to life. With hot water, the Game Boy screen comes to life and shows the start screen and end sequence of the popular "Super Mario Land" game.

This Game Boy Classic keychain, distributed by Pyramid International, is the perfect accessory for any Game Boy enthusiast.

Even 30 years after the launch of the Game Boy, new items are still coming onto the market to remind us of the pioneering days of portable game consoles. One example is this 2018 coaster twin-pack featuring the cover designs of the most popular Game Boy Classic titles.

In 1993, the Amurol Game Boy trading cards licensed by Nintendo captured the hearts of children and collectors. Hidden in Game Boy-shaped chewing gum boxes, the 96 cards in four series kept not only those with a sweet tooth but also collectors on their toes. Each card was a tribute to the video game world of the time, with detailed images of iconic Game Boy titles such as Super Mario Land, Metroid or Kirby's Dream Land. Hidden on the back were short game tips that helped many a gamer out of a predicament. The cards quickly achieved cult status and became coveted collector's items. To this day, they are reminiscent of the golden era of 8-bit games and evoke nostalgic memories of childhood under the sign of the Game Boy.

These handkerchiefs in Game Boy design were distributed by Nintendo to the fan community in Japan with the release of Wario Land.

As part of the release of the hit game "Super Mario Land", Nintendo offered cute cap erasers for Mario fans in Japan for the price of 50 yen.

Nintendo™ Mini Classics are a series of small LCD games licensed by Nintendo. The games come in the design of the Game Boy Classic. Most games in the series are reissues of Game & Watch titles. However, the series does include titles that were not from the original Game & Watch line, like Spider-Man, Carrera and Yu-Gi-Oh!. This token shows the Super Mario Bros.™ version of the Nintendo MIni Classics series.

Nintendo Mini Classics are a series of small LCD games licensed by Nintendo. The games come in the design of the Game Boy Classic. Most games in the series are reissues of Game & Watch titles. However, the series does include titles that were not from the original Game & Watch line, like Spider-Man, Carrera and Yu-Gi-Oh!. This token shows the Mario's™ Cement Factory version of the Nintendo MIni Classics series.

Nintendo Mini Classics are a series of small LCD games licensed by Nintendo. The games come in the design of the Game Boy Classic. Most games in the series are reissues of Game & Watch titles. However, the series does include titles that were not from the original Game & Watch line, like Spider-Man, Carrera and Yu-Gi-Oh!. This token shows the Donkey Kong Junior version of the Nintendo MIni Classics series.

The Calculator Boy™ was launched in 1997 by third-party manufacturer Mani Industries Ltd. as officially licensed Nintendo merchandise. The Calculator Boy is a simple pocket calculator in the shape of a Game Boy™ Classic.

The Time Boy™ licensed by Nintendo is a miniature replica of the Game Boy™ Classic. The device serves as a clock for the keychain and offers an alarm function. The Time Boy was offered in different colors by Mani Industries Ltd.

This little egg contains a mini Game Boy Classic with pokemon collector cards.

Nintendo sold this mini Game Boy replica together with trading cards. The trading cards shown here include the caracters from the Donkey Kong game.