Anyone have any memories with getting those magnifiers/lights back in the day? It really did improve the gameboy experience quite a bit, as dated as it looks.
Was there ever such a thing for the Game Gear too? Everyone knows the TV tuner of course.
I remember feeling like the joystick was a big help for Link's Awakening, and or course playing in the dark while your parents were sleeping was a huge novelty back then, but in retrospect it was kind of a trashy peripheral. I soon moved on to just using the Worm Light exclusively.
>>3248968
How much did that behemoth weigh? Never used it back in the day.
>>3248968
yeah, the official one was the super/wide gear. and the super was fully shrouded, there were a few third party lens only ones. there was also the battery pack, and the power back.
https://web.archive.org/web/20151117100012/http://sega.jp/fb/segahard/gg/peri.html
>>3249108
About 1.5 pounds. So you can't play it considering you can't lift.
>>3249156
The shroud actually makes sense, ugly as it may be. Since the Game Gear was already backlit, the shroud would have kept the sun from interfering with visibility.
The real irony of attachment peripherals for portable systems is that they take away the portability that makes the systems attractive in the first place.
>>3248968
>this isn't even my final form
>>3252149
Da fuq
>>3252149
What does that thing even do, add a battery pack?
>>3251086
I'd say the printer was much stranger than the camera.
>>3253450
Oh god why are they so big?
I miss the 90's
Smash dat mf like
>>3249907
Holy fuck
