Spectacular Nintendo Gameboy Papercraft Shows Tetris is Still a Fan Favorite

Thursday, March 18th, 2010 ,this post was written by Marco Spectacular Nintendo Gameboy Papercraft Shows Tetris is Still a Fan Favorite

Nintendo has always been one for Video Games, attention to detail and many fans, and this unofficial Nintendo Gameboy Papercraft really proves so and shows it in amazing and bright colors.
gameboy color papercraft

This cool papercraft art of the Gameboy is something that is nothing short of spectacular, for it shows every curve, item and feature in the classic Gameboy in such detail that it leaves you in awe. Here is a way to show the classic Nintendo handheld but in a light that may not be as clear as current screens but oozes out with just as much color.

gameboy papercraft image

cool gameboy color papercraft

gameboy color papercraft images

The paper art shows tremendous respect to the geeky handheld which I admit I was completely hooked on and was not able to put down. As can be seen in the pics, it even demonstrates the game of Tetris that came with the Gameboy when it was first released…oh, so many years ago.

nintendo tetris gameboy papercraft

color tetris papercraft

gameboy nintendo papercraft

Created by Zim and Zou this artwork kind of shows what beautiful graphics and fun can be created away from our video games and consoles. It is definitely up there along with the outstanding Super Mario Bros Furniture and the Mini Nintendo DS Papercraft, but appeals to a different kind of geek.

new papercraft nintendo gameboy color

new gameboy color papercraft

paper nintendo gameboy color

Still, it may not make you put down your controller, but it will make you smile with all the colors of the rainbow.

regular gameboy papercraft

old nintendo gameboy papercraft

gameboy papercraft images

regular nintendo gameboy papercraft

Long live the Gameboy!

nintendo gameboy color papercraft

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  1. iSynic
    March 19th, 2010

    This guy’s good enough to make fake processors for intel ;)


  2. Robb
    March 20th, 2010

    I made one of these in high school (1990-something) before I got one for Christmas. It was proper dimensions but nothing this elaborate. My Tetris game was just drawn on a piece of paper.

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