Game Boy and Nintendo DSi
The Game Boy is to-date the most successful handheld game console of all times, even though only 85 games were released for the little box from 1989 to 1993. Its predecessor, the Game & Watch Handheld, which was developed by Gunpei Yokoi in 1980, only had one fixed game and individual control elements.
Game Boy continues the typical minimalist design of the manufacturer with its limited control elements resembling the NES-controller. This encourages new players and offers a radical simplicity that is continued with the current DSi, where only two keys (“X” and “Y”) - complemented with touch screen capacity - account for the increased functions. Two monitors in the foldable device offer new possibilities.
Today the portable game console is also a multimedia player and a camera. It is equipped with a WiFi connection and the two cameras are incorporated into the game. The uniformly applied color scheme renders the design even more stringently purist.
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