This rare Game Boy Carrying Case offers space for the Console (DMG-01), two games and 4 AA batteries. The bag comes with a belt loop to make transporting the game console as easy as possible.

With the enormous success of the Game Boy Classic, more and more third-party manufacturers entered the field to produce additional hardware around the console. The Game Boy™ Storage Case is one of these items. It was published by A.L.S. Industries Inc. The case looks like a Game Boy Classic and is designed for the safe transport of the Game Boy Classic, 6 games, game booklets, link cable and the stereo headphones (DMG-02).

With the enormous success of the Game Boy Classic, more and more third-party manufacturers entered the field to produce additional hardware around the console. The Game Boy™ Safe is one of these items. It was published by Dynasound Organizer Incorporated. The hard-case is designed for the safe transport of the Game Boy Classic and offers space for 5 games and the stereo headphones (DMG-02).

Nintendo designed the Game Boy Classic for a young target group. Therefore, stability and ruggedness were taken into account as one of the most important features. Nevertheless, an unlucky fall could be the sudden end for the Game Boy. The Game Boy Shoulder bag is a carrying bag and a protective cover for the Game Boy Classic. It absorbs shocks from falls and protects the Game Boy from damage. The Shoulder Bag was exclusively distributed in Japan.

The Illuminator is a rare expansion for the Game Boy Classic. The Game Boy does not come with an integrated backlight. Playing in dark or poorly lit rooms is not possible. The accessory is designed to solve this problem. It is a quite simple appliance with a light bulb. The attachment has a flexible swivel arm to place the light according to the current needs of the player. The item was distributed by Greer & Asssociates Inc.

The Game Boy Classic (DMG-01) is not equipped with a screen backlight, making it difficult to play when light conditions are bad. The Game Boy Light Magnifier of LMP is one of the solutions intended to solve this problem. The design is very similar to the Game Boy Light Max (VLB-02).

The Game Boy Classic (DMG-01) is not equipped with a screen backlight, making it difficult to play when light conditions are bad. The Game Light™ (GC-5) from third-party manufacturer Nuby is one of the solutions intended to solve this problem. The Nuby Game Light was followed by the Nuby Game Light™ Plus (GC-17), which combined the light with a magnifying glas.

The Game Boy Classic (DMG-01) has a relative small screen. The Game Magnifier™ (GC-6) from third-party manufacturer Nuby is one of the solutions intended to increase visibility by doubling the Game Boy screen dimensions. The Nuby Magnifier was followed by the Nuby Game Light™ Plus (GC-17). It represents the evolution and combination of the Nuby Game Light (GC-5) and the Nuby Magnifier (GC-6).

In addition to the stereo headphones released by Nintendo itself, third-party manufacturers produced headphones specially designed for the Game Boy. The American manufacturer Labtec sold their version of the headphones in a case that prevents the headphones from getting knotted or damaged during transport.

The Game Boy Classic only had a mono speaker. The games, however, were developed in stereo sound. Thus, the Game Boy did not do justice to the possible sound experience. The third party hardware manufacturer and game developer Sunsoft took on this problem and brought out an attachable stereo speaker for the Game Boy. The speaker was plugged into the headphone socket, which supported the stereo signal nativly. A built-in amplifier turned the accessory into a little sound miracle for the Game Boy Classic.

The Master Pak from Naki gathers the most popular hardware expansions of the Game Boy Classic in one set. An adjustable magnifying glass with light (Brite Beam), a cleaning kit for Game Boy and game cartridges (Eliminator), a power plug (AC Adapter), a shoulder bag (Pro Pouch), a battery pack (Action Pak) and a replacement deco glass (Cool Screen) for the display. The set is probably one of the most comprehensive packages ever put together for the Game Boy Classic.

The Game Accessory Kit from Recoton gathers the most popular hardware expansions of the Game Boy Classic in one set. An adjustable magnifying glass with light, a cleaning kit for the Game Boy / game cartridges, an AC power adapter, a water resistant carry case and stereo ear buds. The set is probably one of the most comprehensive packages ever put together for the Game Boy Classic.

Strange characters on the screen? The game freezes? The contacts of the Game Boy / game cartridges were susceptible to dirt. This cute Game Boy Cleaning Kit in Pikachu design is a little helper that gently cleans the contacts of the game cartridges and the Game Boy slot

Strange characters on the screen? The game freezes? The contacts of the Game Boy / game cartridges were susceptible to dirt. This Game Boy Cleaning Kit from Nuby gently cleans the contacts of the game cartridges and the Game Boy slot.

Saitek's Booster Boy is probably the most unusual and largest accessory ever developed for the Game Boy. The Game Boy Booster Boy, similar to the Hyperboy, transforms the Game Boy into an arcade machine with lighting, powerful stereo speakers, screen magnifier, arcade stick and storage space for games and headphones. The device is powered by 4 C-batteries. If needed the batteries also supply power for the Game Boy Classic.

The Top Boy™ is a true monster in size and swallows up the Game Boy. It is very similar to Konamis Hyper Boy but seems not to be Nintendo licensed. There is no reference to the manufacturer of the Top Boy. Powerful stereo speakers, a magnifying glass, front lights and an arcade stick turn the Game Boy Classic into an arcade machine. The device requires two D batteries for operation.

This device is a 6V AC adapter for the Game Boy Classic distributed by Technoplus. The AC adapter allows the Game Boy Classic to run without having to constantly change batteries.

The Joyplus quick-charge battery was developed for the Nintendo Gameboy and the Sega Game Gear and can be compared to a power bank. A charging time of only 90 minutes enables a playing time of 14 hours on the Game Boy Classic and 2 hours on the Game Gear. A thermal sensor prevents the battery from overloading.

Since external power banks were considered cumbersome and unwieldy by many Game Boy fans, some third-party manufacturers developed solutions that fit directly into the battery compartment of the Game Boy Classic. The solution from JoyPlus replaced the classic 4 AA batteries in the Game Boy and provided players with up to 8 hours of rechargeable power.

Nuby's Action Pak+ is a combination of a rechargeable battery for the battery compartment of the Game Boy Classic and an AC adapter. The battery pack provides additional 12 hours of energy.