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It's over 3 feet tall and weighs 100 pounds with a working cartridge. Guess this Game Boy isn't exactly portable.
No wonder they call it the "Game Man." Designed by an art student named Jeff, this massive machine is his senior project. He was planning to make it seven feet tall, but didn't have enough cash. Price for Game Man construction? $500.
Someone send this man more money.
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