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On March 20, 1995, Nintendo released several Game Boy models with colored cases, advertising them in the "Play It Loud!" campaign (Japanese name: Game Boy Bros. /ゲームボーイブロス/ゲームボーイブラザース). This new line of colored Game Boys would set a precedent for later Nintendo handhelds; the Game Boy Pocket...
El 20 de marzo de 1995, Nintendo lanzó una "nueva" serie llamada Play It Loud! (Game Boy Bros en Japón). Esta edición se trataba del mismismo modelo de Game Boy DMG-01 "original" (aparecido en 1989), pero ahora sus carcasas venían montadas con diferentes colores.
This page consists of colored cases and variations for all Game Boy systems in the Game Boy line. Normal Colors (A.K.A. Basic Colors) Off-White (First Game Boy color shell of the original Game Boy, and all of the Game Boy line systems) (1989) Play it Loud!
16 de dic. de 2020 · In 1995 the “Play It Loud” series released. The PIL series only added new shell colours and was not full a hardware revision. PIL consoles use “chip on board” package components and thus the PCBs are covered in epoxy blobs.
Before buying it, I thought it was a play it Loud DMG, but the black text has me confused. All of the clear play it louds that I've seen have had red text. There's also some faded numbers that look to be hand painted on the bottom of the front shell.
I can't seem to find a replacement shell for my DMG PIL black that matches the colors. None have the pink writing. Does anyone have a recommendation on where I can get a replacement shell? Same goes for the glass screen.
Nice pick up. If you wanted to remove that marker on the barcode & serial # paper, you should be able to remove most of it using Acetone on a Q-Tip. I wouldn’t try it over the barcode part, but that open area would be mostly (if not fully) removed with a gentle cleaning. Reply. [deleted] • 3 yr. ago. Knatter • 3 yr. ago.
