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</html><description>What do you do when your old Game Boy finally craps out? Take out its insides and put a Game Boy Advance SP in its place, of course. Case mods and hardware hacking is just not my forte, but I love to hear about the engineering exploits of others. A hacker by the name of Jackson had an original Game Boy that had stuck with him for years, but he was wondering what to do with it when it dies. He got the idea of taking out all of the components and replacing them with the hardware from a Game [&hellip;]</description></oembed>
