Does anyone know the value of my perfect game with manual, no box - or is anyone interested in it?

My parents never wanted me to have a Gameboy, and with my allowance, there was no way I could ever afford one! (Besides, I think I spent all my money on Hot Wheels, Tonka trucks, and G.I. Joe action figures). That said, for Christmas one year, I think one of my aunts or uncles got me this! It was glorious and changed my life! Who knew baseball could be so fun and portable?! I would play this thing constantly. 2 AA batteries and I was set for the day! After awhile, it became easy to figure out... Read more →

I can't remember if you could push in the mic, and pull it out or not.

This device is what got me to develop my first serious website back in 7-8th grade. I found it on my hard drive and rehosted it for the hell of it. http://www.ocell.net/gcplayer/ I'm particularly fond of the java-script driven search engine.

Those were some good times messing around with this thing. I used it for a walkman and it took up WAY too much space in my bag with the hand brace. But I loved it. Mono headphone jack and all. I really wish they made a digital recorder that looked like this, with more features. I would totally buy one.

I thought this thing was the next GameBoy when it came out. Oh how wrong I was. I played everything from Duke Nukem to Wheel of fortune on this thing. I completely wore it out. It was pretty creative though. It had two cartridge ports and an empty promise of internet connectivity. All together it managed to satisfy a year or so of my childhood. I remember being ticked off when they came out with a "back-lit" version of this. But their version of "back-lit" was using the same...

Hah. I remember after seeing Home Alone 2, I wanted one of these so bad. They must have sold tons after that movie.