| Manufacturer: | Nintendo |
| MSRP: | $10-20 (US)? |
| Country: | US, Japan, Europe |
| Licensed: | Yes |
| Year: | 1989 (Original),
? (New Model) |
| Additional Scans: | Original Cable |
This, of course, the Game Link cable, which allows you
to link two Game Boy units to play games head-to-head, as well as share
data. There are two models of Game Link; the original has connectors at
both ends, to match the type of interface on the original Game Boy, and
the newer model, which has a connector to fit the interface on the Pocket
and Color Game Boys, as well as the Super
Game Boy 2. Shown above is a set of cable which is sold separately
from the Game Boy units. What is interesting about this set, is that it
comes with an adaptor, tied onto one end of the cable, so it can be used
with an original Game Boy unit (guess if you own 2 original Game Boy units,
you have to buy another set of cables just for the adaptor). I don't think
Game Link cables
Pic ripped from eBay
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