A lost, unreleased Game Boy add-on known as the WorkBoy has been discovered after 28 years and reveals an accessory that could have brought PDA-like functions like an address book, calculator, ...

In the early ‘90s, Nintendo surveyed the massive success of the Game Boy and thought, what if you could also work on this thing? Enter the WorkBoy, an accessory that converted Nintendo’s handheld ...

A mostly unknown accessory for the original Game Boy has been unearthed from the depths of the Nintendo Graveyard, thanks to some sleuthing by Liam Robertson, a video game historian. Robertson found ...

Back when the original Game Boy was released, Nintendo and other companies made a ton of accessories for it. Everything from a camera to a printer to various lighting rigs to help you play the thing ...

Liam Robertson, a video game historian, has created a new video about the Game Boy WorkBoy for the Game History Secrets series. In the video, which is hosted on Did You Know Gaming’s YouTube channel, ...

The Game Boy changed the way people play video games when it was first released in 1989. It wasn’t the first handheld gaming device, but it hit a sweet spot thanks to a combination of portability, ...

A long-lost, unreleased Game Boy add-on has turned up after nearly 30 years. Dubbed the WorkBoy, the add-on would have brought PDA-like functions to the handheld to give it 12 apps, including address ...

Nintendo has released a number of unique peripherals for its systems over the years, but there are some that were cancelled before seeing a full release, such as the WorkBoy. The peripheral was ...

In context: After the Game Boy launched in 1989, it accumulated several accessories. A few were somewhat sensible, like attachable screen magnifiers. Others were not so practical such as the Game Boy ...

Video game historian and Nintendo Life contributor Liam Robertson has uncovered the long-lost peripheral and unreleased device known as the WorkBoy. The WorkBoy - for those that don't know - was an ...