Game Boy Pocket Console Red by Nintendo.

Game Boy Pocket Console Red by Nintendo. Cleaned and tested.

A major revision to the Game Boy came in 1996 with the introduction of the Game Boy Pocket, a slimmed-down unit that required just two smaller AAA batteries, albeit at the expense of providing just 10 hours of gameplay.[41] The other major change was that the screen was changed to a much-improved film compensated super-twisted nematic (FSTN) LCD with a larger viewable area. The screen's visibility and pixel response-time had been improved, mostly eliminating ghosting.[42] Additionally, the film compensation layer produced a true black-and-white display, rather than the green hues of the original Game Boy.[43] The Pocket also has a smaller Game Link Cable port, which requires an adapter to link with the original Game Boy. This smaller port design would be used on all subsequent Game Boy models.[44] Internally, the Game Boy Pocket had a new SoC, the CPU MGB, which moved the Video RAM from the motherboard to the SoC.[45][46]
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