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Andrew Liszewski

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    This fun mod turned a Fisher-Price Game Boy into a functional emulator.

    Like the Fisher-Price Game & Learn Controller, the Laugh & Learn Lil’ Gamer, which looks like a chunky colorful Game Boy, plays a series of Super Mario Bros. sound effects when you enter the Konami Code.

    Not satisfied with just that retro Easter egg, modder Mark Ghirardi upgraded the guts of the Lil’ Gamer and gave it a proper LCD screen turning it into a functional handheld emulator complete with small shoulder buttons on the back and USB-C charging.

    Two images of a Fisher-Price Game Boy playing actual retro games.
    A set of sliding Tetris blocks on the side of the toy now move to reveal a hidden volume dial.
    Screenshot: Instagram
    Andrew Liszewski
    Andrew Liszewski
    The GoPro Hero 13 Black is now easier to lose in a forest.

    GoPro has released another limited edition color option of its Hero 13 Black action camera, following the polar white version that debuted last March. It’s now available in forest green but otherwise functionally the same as the standard model.

    The Hero 13 Black launched at $399.99 last September, its price has since increased to $429.99, which is also what the new forest green option will cost you.

    <em>Be careful where you put the forest green Hero 13 Black if you’re filming in the woods.</em>
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    Be careful where you put the forest green Hero 13 Black if you’re filming in the woods.
    Image: GoPro
    HDMI 2.2 will support 16K video at 60HzHDMI 2.2 will support 16K video at 60Hz
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    Andrew Liszewski
    Andrew Liszewski
    This company is selling backyard roller coasters you can build yourself.

    If you’re looking for a bigger DIY challenge than an Ikea bookshelf, Magictecture now has preorders open for its Coaster-in-a-Box kits. Only a couple of people are needed to assemble the modular track pieces using standard tools, and the self-propelled ride vehicles can climb hills as high as 25 feet tall and reach speeds up to 25 mph.

    The catch? The smallest 100-foot layout is $110,000, while the cheapest single seat kart is $85,000.