Best of all, the Nintendo 64 controller’s buttons have also been modded to work with the Micro, meaning the D-Pad (or analogue stick), B, A and Start buttons work just like they do on the Micro.

A gamer shares a modding project that makes a Nintendo 64 controller work as a Game Boy Advance, including a built-in screen.

And yes, you will be able to buy a kit to turn your brick-based handheld into a real Game Boy.

LEGO's life-like Game Boy set has already been modded to play actual Game Boy cartridges, after going on sale earlier this week.

Modders have responded to the release of the LEGO Game Boy, and took it as a challenge to create a functioning unit.

Malcolm loves games. Be they trading card games like Magic: the Gathering or Yu-Gi-Oh, or tabletop wargames like Heroscape and Warhammer 40K, Malcolm's got a firm passion for all things interactive.

LEGO released an official Game Boy set earlier this week - a surprisingly faithful recreation of Nintendo's old handheld console. It's got everything the old console had, except the ability to take ...

It will never cease to amaze me the kind of projects people get up to. Not content to have their Game Boy Micro go to waste, one Redditor by the name of MaSaKee modded the internals of Nintendo’s ...

Super Micro Computer Inc.’s stock looks poised for a fourth straight day of gains after the server maker delivered a positive update on its business. The company said late Thursday that it’s started ...

A Nintendo 64 controller was modded into a working, standalone portable Game Boy by merging it with the Game Boy Micro. The project was created by a Reddit user under the nickname MaSaKee. The image ...

What was Nintendo's tiniest console? If you're thinking Game Boy Micro, you wouldn't be far off, but the actual answer is the Pokemon Mini, a Tamagotchi-sized device that the publisher built in ...