You’ve got to love the 80s, it brought forth some amazing memories in the gaming world – it gave birth to the original Nintendo GameBoy. It later spawned a whole slew of upgraded models that really set the pace among the mobile gaming community. The Apple iPhone in a way is following the same path with its increasing market share and development of games for the platform. Now you can have the best of both worlds with this do-it-yourself case that’ll mesh the classic Nintendo GameBoy look on your iPhone. Here’s what you’ll need – an iPhone, a clear case, scissors, pencil, hole-puncher, and this printable template. Following the careful instructions, you can craft your very own case that’ll show your love for the nostalgic gaming system. We have to admit that there’s a lot of work involved with this, but paying meticulous attention to the project can yield you one eye catching case.
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