Always 3 Days Late

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tinycartridge: Nintendo Wide Boy. This contraption and other similar models provided a way for developers to view Game Boy games on a TV. The Game Boy game is plugged into a slot on the circuitboard, which is then plugged into the top of a Famicom. Other models interfaced with the Super Famicom or N64. No, I don’t know why they wouldn’t just use a Super Game Boy at that point. One of these sold on eBay this week for fifteen hundred damn dollars! [Via GameSniped]

tinycartridge:

Nintendo Wide Boy. This contraption and other similar models provided a way for developers to view Game Boy games on a TV. The Game Boy game is plugged into a slot on the circuitboard, which is then plugged into the top of a Famicom. Other models interfaced with the Super Famicom or N64. No, I don’t know why they wouldn’t just use a Super Game Boy at that point.

One of these sold on eBay this week for fifteen hundred damn dollars!

[Via GameSniped]

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