Since its debut in 1989, the Nintendo Game Boy has become popular among retro gamers and collectors for its massive library, despite its portable size. Find great deals on pre-owned Game Boy games, systems and repairs! Don't forget to check out our best trade-in prices on Game Boy games.
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$5.95
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Game Boy
Used
$7.48
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Game Boy Color
Used
$5.75
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Multi-Platform
New
$3.95
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Game Boy
Used
$15.73
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Game Boy
Used
$12.78
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Game Boy
Used
$13.98
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Game Boy
Used
$12.48
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Game Boy Color
Used
$12.97
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Game Boy Color
Used
$4.17
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Game Boy Color
Used
$4.17
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Game Boy
Used
$5.49
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Game Boy
Used
$2.98
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Game Boy
Used
$12.58
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Game Boy Color
Used
$6.59
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Game Boy
Used
$4.48
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Game Boy
Used
$7.68
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Game Boy
Used
$8.73
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Game Boy
Used
$19.49
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Game Boy
Used
$11.18
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Game Boy
Used
$22.48
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Game Boy
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$6.59
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Game Boy Color
Used
$3.38
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Game Boy
Used
$2.28
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Game Boy
Used
$7.49
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Game Boy
Used
$16.24
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Game Boy
Used
$48.58
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Game Boy Color
Used
$7.49
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Game Boy
Used
$6.53
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Game Boy Color
Used
$20.62
VIEW DETAILSThe Nintendo Game Boy was released in 1989 with the pack-in game Tetris and 5 launch games, Super Mario Land, Alleyway, Baseball, and Tennis. Even with such a small launch, the Nintendo Game Boy became one of - if not the most - successful handheld video game system.
In 1994, Nintendo released the Super Game Boy, a device that allowed you to play Game Boy Games through your Super Nintendo with limited color. Nintendo also redesigned the Nintendo Game Boy into the Game Boy Pocket, making the system much more portable and introduced a number of different colored Game Boy systems.
While technology wise the Nintendo Game Boy was not too impressive, it was host to over 500 games by the end of its life span in 1998 including: Pokemon Red, Pokemon Blue, Castlevania, Final Fantasy Legends, Kirby, Mega Man, Super Mario Land and The Legend of Zelda: Links Awakening. With an emphasis on game play, the Nintendo Game Boy was able to beat the technologically superior, and pricey, handheld systems such as the Atari Lynx, Sega Game Gear and Sega Nomad, and NEC’s TurboGrafx Express.