Okay, so the Game Boy Camera is this weird little plastic brick that snaps onto your Game Boy like a cart. It takes these hilariously low-res black-and-white photos—we're talking 128x112 pixels, so everything looks like it was drawn with a shaky Etch A Sketch. You can add goofy stamps, draw on them, or even make stop-motion animations if you've got the patience.

Honestly, half the fun is just seeing how terrible real life looks when crammed into four shades of gray. My cat turned into a pixelated blob with glowing eyes, and my little brother's face became an abstract art piece. The interface feels like something from an alternate universe where cameras were invented in 1998 by people who only understood Game Boy hardware.

It's more of a novelty than anything practical, but there's something weirdly charming about how janky it is. Just don't expect Instagram quality unless your aesthetic is "haunted Tamagotchi."