The Game Boy Light uses two AA batteries, which provide approximately 20 hours of gameplay with the light off and 12 hours with the light on. It was similar to the Game Boy Pocket, but with the addition of an indigo back-lit screen. The Game Boy Light was a system released exclusively in Japan in 1997. This feature was added in later models due to popular demand, along with multi-colored units. The first version, a silver reproduction, did not include an LED indicator of battery levels. The Game Boy Pocket's link cable port would be later used on the Game Boy Light and Game Boy Color, and the link cable port on the Game Boy Advance and Game Boy Advanced SP is backward compatible with it when playing a Game Boy or Game Boy Color game. The Game Boy Pocket's link cable port is smaller than the original Game Boy's, requiring either an adapter or a special two-headed link cable to communicate. Another somewhat minor improvement was that the system took two AAA batteries instead of four AA, effectively helping to lighten its weight. Despite its screen improvements, the Game Boy Pocket display was still in monochrome and the sound remained the same as it was in the original Game Boy. The Game Boy Pocket had a smaller frame, a higher contrast and larger screen, though keeping the same resolution display. The Game Boy Pocket was released in 1996 as a replacement for the original Game Boy. Minimum/Maximum cart size: 256 Kbit - 16 Mbit.While the screen had to be replaced, the internal circuitry was still operational without any modification. The Game Boy was also later released with five differently colored bodies.Īt the Nintendo World store, there is a Game Boy on display that survived an explosion in the Gulf War. Many peripherals were released for it through its time, the more popular ones being the Game Boy Printer and Game Boy Camera. It was playable for an average of 35 hours with four AA batteries. This original Game Boy was large and gray, with a monochrome dot matrix screen, monaural sound with integrated speaker and stereo sound with headphones.
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