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A large number of hardware is available around Nintendo's Game Boy Classic (DMG-01). Partly released by Nintendo itself, partly licensed and partly without license. On this page you will find a compilation of all kind of  hardware known to me. If something is missing, I'm happy to read from you.

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PLEASE NOTE: Often the same hardware was offered by different suppliers in slightly modified ways and different packaging designs. In this hardware guide, I have refrained from showing very similar items more than once. You can find a more complete overview of items available for / realted to the Game Boy Classic in my "Game Boy Master Collection". 

Game Boy™ Console
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DMG-01 JPN
The Game Boy is Nintendo's first portable console with interchangeable game cartridges. The console has a directional pad, two action buttons (A, B) and a Start and Select button. The display is a monochrome LCD screen in green with no backlight. The console is powered by 4 standard AA batteries.

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Game Boy™ Console Red - Limited Edition (NOE)
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SE-DMG-NOE
The Game Boy was Nintendo's first portable console with interchangeable game cartridges. When the Game Boy saw the light of day in 1989, the console entered the market in a plain grey. Over the years, colourful variants of the housing were offered for sale. The Game Boy pictured here is from the "Limited Edition" series, which was offered in red, green, black, yellow, white, blue, and clear (transparent) cases. The console has a directional pad, two action buttons (A, B) and a Start and Select button. The display is a monochrome LCD screen in green with no backlight. The console is powered by 4 standard AA batteries.

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Game Boy™ Console Green - Limited Edition (NOE)
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SE.-DMG-NOE
The Game Boy was Nintendo's first portable console with interchangeable game cartridges. When the Game Boy saw the light of day in 1989, the console entered the market in a plain grey. Over the years, colourful variants of the housing were offered for sale. The Game Boy pictured here is from the "Limited Edition" series, which was offered in red, green, black, yellow, white, blue, and clear (transparent) cases. The console has a directional pad, two action buttons (A, B) and a Start and Select button. The display is a monochrome LCD screen in green with no backlight. The console is powered by 4 standard AA batteries.

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