- Palmer Luckey, known for his work in the VR industry, is now releasing a new gaming device called ModRetro Chromatic.
- The console is a Game Boy clone that supports both its own cartridges and all Game Boy and Game Boy Color games.
- It is made of magnesium and features scratch-resistant sapphire on its special 160×144 screen.
- The device boasts a 24-hour battery life and video output options.
- Luckey aims to create the ultimate way to play Game Boy games, with a focus on quality rather than profit.
- The console will be available around Christmas and can be pre-ordered for about 2150 Norwegian kroner.
- Luckey assures skeptics that he is not in it for money, but as a way to pay tribute to the Game Boy legacy.
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