The Game Boy Micro isn't the only handheld system Nintendo's launching to retailers this week. Though Nintendo's putting all its marketing effort into promoting the sleeker, sexier, and smaller Game ...

The Game Boy Micro is so small... You already know that the Game Boy Micro is small when you hear people tell you that it's just barely bigger than the cartridge that fits into it, but you don't ...

The Wii-U controller may look a little like an iPad with thumb sticks, but it isn't the first time that Nintendo has courted another market. First the clam-shell GBA SP and then the diminutive Gameboy ...

With the big Game Convention in Leipzig today, there’s plenty of gaming news hitting the wire. Next up we’ve got the little console that could: the Game Boy Micro. Nintendo’s "smaller is better" ...

Japanese video-game maker Nintendo Co. said it will launch its latest hand-held game player, the cell-phone sized GameBoy Micro, in Japan on Sept. 13 and the United States on Sept. 19. The company is ...

John P. Falcone is the senior director of commerce content at CNET, where he coordinates coverage of the site's buying recommendations alongside the CNET Advice team (where he previously headed the ...

Honey, Nintendo shrunk the Game Boy. Again. Ever since the company launched its original black-and-white portable gaming console in 1989, Nintendo has striven to shrink each successive iteration of ...

For more than a decade, the name "Game Boy" was as synonymous with handheld gaming as "iPod" is with portable music playback today. Following the launch of the original monochrome Game Boy console in ...

Nintendo has long been known for innovative hardware design. Even the company's biggest failure, the Virtual Boy, broke new ground with its 3D-oriented controller - a design that would be further ...

It was odd to think that there was a time when Nintendo didn’t rule the portable world. When the original giant grey Tetris machine came out, we all bought one and fell in love. Sure it was pea green ...