Create more Gameboy video games
The Issue
Gameboy has been a cherished part of my childhood, a device that provided countless hours of entertainment and an unparalleled sense of nostalgia. From classics like "10-Pin Bowling" and "Super Battletoads" to rare gems like "Armadillo Gaiden" and "Diablo Junior," these games have not only shaped my love for video gaming but have also left an indelible mark on gaming history.
However, it saddens me to see the dwindling support and lack of new releases for the Gameboy platform, despite the significant demand from dedicated fans across the world. The treasures like "Hello Kitty Pocket Camera," "WWF WrestleMania," and "John Madden Football" are just a few examples of games that sparked joy and creativity for many.
With modern technology and nostalgic passion coexisting, there's a substantial opportunity to revive and innovate Gameboy games. The demand for retro gaming is increasing, and creating new Gameboy titles could bridge generations of gamers and create new fandoms. Retro gaming market research indicates a remarkable surge, with global console sales expected to surpass $125 billion by 2030, emphasizing the potential profitability and cultural impact for gaming developers.
Gaming companies have a golden opportunity to either release new installments in established series or develop entirely new concepts specifically for the Gameboy platform. Collaborations between indie developers and the original game studios could yield creative, innovative, and exciting titles that both honor the legacy of the Gameboy and introduce fresh experiences to fans new and old.
Furthermore, this endeavor is not merely about nostalgia but also about accessibility and education. Games like "Infogenius Productivity Pak: Berlitz Language Translator" offered learning experiences alongside entertaining gameplay. Modern iterations could enhance educational tools wrapped in beloved gaming formats, making learning more engaging for young and old alike.
By signing this petition, you are supporting a movement to bring back the Gameboy magic. Let's show the gaming industry that the Gameboy legacy is powerful, profitable, and worthy of revival. Together, we can make a compelling case to studios to reinvest in this beloved platform and resonate with fans who’ve been waiting for this moment for years. Join me in calling for the resurgence of Gameboy games by signing today. Together, we can make gaming history.
We really want 10-Pin Bowling, Akira, Armadillo Gaiden, Baby's Day Out, Densetsu no Starfy, Diablo Junior, Edd the Duck, Elite, Hello Kitty Pocket Camera, Home Alone 2: Kevin's Dream / Bobby's World, Hyouryuu Shounen Keith, In-Fisherman Bass Hunter, Infogenius Productivity Pak: Berlitz Language Translator series, John Madden Football, Peaky Blinder, Rap City / Rap Quest, Spider-Man and Venom: Maximum Carnage, Sutte Hakkun GB, Super Battletoads, Wily & Right no RockBoard: That's Paradise, WorkBoy, WWF WrestleMania, etc. to be created and exist on it.
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The Issue
Gameboy has been a cherished part of my childhood, a device that provided countless hours of entertainment and an unparalleled sense of nostalgia. From classics like "10-Pin Bowling" and "Super Battletoads" to rare gems like "Armadillo Gaiden" and "Diablo Junior," these games have not only shaped my love for video gaming but have also left an indelible mark on gaming history.
However, it saddens me to see the dwindling support and lack of new releases for the Gameboy platform, despite the significant demand from dedicated fans across the world. The treasures like "Hello Kitty Pocket Camera," "WWF WrestleMania," and "John Madden Football" are just a few examples of games that sparked joy and creativity for many.
With modern technology and nostalgic passion coexisting, there's a substantial opportunity to revive and innovate Gameboy games. The demand for retro gaming is increasing, and creating new Gameboy titles could bridge generations of gamers and create new fandoms. Retro gaming market research indicates a remarkable surge, with global console sales expected to surpass $125 billion by 2030, emphasizing the potential profitability and cultural impact for gaming developers.
Gaming companies have a golden opportunity to either release new installments in established series or develop entirely new concepts specifically for the Gameboy platform. Collaborations between indie developers and the original game studios could yield creative, innovative, and exciting titles that both honor the legacy of the Gameboy and introduce fresh experiences to fans new and old.
Furthermore, this endeavor is not merely about nostalgia but also about accessibility and education. Games like "Infogenius Productivity Pak: Berlitz Language Translator" offered learning experiences alongside entertaining gameplay. Modern iterations could enhance educational tools wrapped in beloved gaming formats, making learning more engaging for young and old alike.
By signing this petition, you are supporting a movement to bring back the Gameboy magic. Let's show the gaming industry that the Gameboy legacy is powerful, profitable, and worthy of revival. Together, we can make a compelling case to studios to reinvest in this beloved platform and resonate with fans who’ve been waiting for this moment for years. Join me in calling for the resurgence of Gameboy games by signing today. Together, we can make gaming history.
We really want 10-Pin Bowling, Akira, Armadillo Gaiden, Baby's Day Out, Densetsu no Starfy, Diablo Junior, Edd the Duck, Elite, Hello Kitty Pocket Camera, Home Alone 2: Kevin's Dream / Bobby's World, Hyouryuu Shounen Keith, In-Fisherman Bass Hunter, Infogenius Productivity Pak: Berlitz Language Translator series, John Madden Football, Peaky Blinder, Rap City / Rap Quest, Spider-Man and Venom: Maximum Carnage, Sutte Hakkun GB, Super Battletoads, Wily & Right no RockBoard: That's Paradise, WorkBoy, WWF WrestleMania, etc. to be created and exist on it.
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Petition created on 24 September 2026