I have the Handy Gear still! I remember thinking when I was a kid that I could play the Game Gear while taking a bath. That was my whole plan. In reality the only useful thing it had was the magnifying screen. The seals around the case were never good, so even new I wouldn’t have recommend putting it in water.
I had the Game Gear and Handy Gear when they were new. I really liked the combination, I remember playing Defenders of Oasis until the wee hours of the morning with that setup. I liked being able to throw the whole unit in my backpack and not having to worry about scratching or banging up the Game Gear. The cart storage fits perfectly if you have the game in the little translucent case it came with. At the time, weight wasn't an issue. You have to remember the time these items were brought into.
In case you get in any other sticky situations like that, rubbing alcohol works well as a temporary lubricant to get rubber bits unstuck. Same trick works to get rubber bicycle grips on and off easily. It evaporates and the rubber is back to being grippy again.
I've done a lot of GG repairs and purchases and end up with a number of those Handy Gears. Based on how beat up a lot of them are (like screen scratches, chunks out of the plastic, etc.) they may have saved a few GGs.
luckily the handy gear isnt anywhere near as tight fitting as the gameboy one. i have one and pulled it out as i watched this video lol, shouldnt be scratched at all from it, luckily
@Future Pants Thats why i try to avoid watching all of these youtubers. The lack of care for rare hardware drives me mad, and he doesnt give an actual fuck about what happens... Did it broke? Lol more views Really sad tbh
I had the Gameboy one, it's made for long car trips where you'd actually have a lot of ambient light but the sun would hit the screen. Worked well for camping, since it could get dropped on gravel or dirt with no issues. For a young kid in the US it was a good investment.
One of these days I'll get a Game Gear, and I will definitely be getting it a case worthy of its majesty. That's this one, the Handy Gear, in case you didn't realise I was serious.
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I had a "Handy Boy" for my OG Gameboy back in the 90s. It was actually pretty cool, it lit the screen & had an adjustable Magnifying Lens you could flip out of the way if you didn't want to use it. It also had a left & right Speaker that were pretty loud & had a Snap on Joystick & Button Raiser that worked well. It could be used with AA Batteries but also came with a Chargeable Battery Pack. I still have the Joystick part but not sure about the rest of it.
The extra storage for the game on the Handy Gear is designed to fit the game + case, which prevents it from rattling. Source: owned one of these as a child
The game storage is for a game in its clamshell. I had this back in the day. Absolutely water proof. As long as your stuff is aligned properly, you could play it under water. No joke.
Use the 'EXTRA GAME STORAGE' for holding more batteries lol. I'd like to see that Handy Gear with an IPS modded Game Gear instead though, the magnifier might actually be useful.
Gee, this video sure is _handy._ I'm not _pointing fingers_ but somebody has done a great job finding amazing content for their channel. You've _armed_ yourself with quite the collection of Gameboys recently, and I would love to get in _touch_ with just how many of these you really have. After all, I've _grabbed_ a few old consoles myself. I'm really _feeling_ this channel emotionally, and hope it continues for the forseeable future.
J'aime bien le concept de "The Retro Future" la grande coque de protection pour console de jeux ! Sauf que, il y l’accessoire de game boy color jaune qui a du mal à sortir la coque !
Easy to mock those GameBoy ones but I actually had one at school! They were so handy (ick) especially when being lugged around all day long and passing the system to others at break and dinner. Remember even dropping mine down a small flight of stairs and it stayed in one piece.
This reminds me of the AIWA Radical cassette player from the 90s. It was sold as a set which included a Personal cassette player and a all weather case that it slipped into.
These are just about the quality level I expect from 3rd party portable game accessories. I was given so much Mad Catz junk for my GBC and GBA by well meaning family members. I ended up using exactly 1 thing, a rubber bumper case for the GBC that hardly interfered with the buttons and provided some drop protection.
I got a Handy Gear for Christmas one year. I was kind of confused as a child what the point of it really was. Most of the time I spent on the Game Gear was in the backseat of the car on the way to grandma's. Normally I'd bring a case that could also hold the battery pack, a/c unit, and super wide gear (as well as 4 or 5 games). I guess for a short trip the Handy Gear could have replaced me needing to bring the case? If all you wanted was to play no more than a couple of games and were ok with whatever battery life your batteries would get you...the Handy Gear did an alright job of protecting the Game Gear and the buttons worked just fine even though they didn't feel anywhere near as good as pushing the buttons directly on the actual Game Gear. I think this came with me on 2 or 3 car rides tops before I stopped using it completely. The built in magnifying glass was kind of cool, but not with the bulk of the entire Handy Gear that came with it.
I have something very similar to the Handy Carry. It's got no screen cover and no sign of it ever having one, no markings on it, and it's really solid and fits really well. Any ideas what it could be? That Handy Gear is awesome! A game in the case would fit securely in that space.
I have a handy gear for my game gear. The game storage in the back is supposed to hold a game in its case. It will not rattle around. This is how I played my game gear my entire childhood. My parents got it after my first game gear fell off a shelf while in the canvas bag it came with and broke. I never broke another one. That case is tough.
I used to have a case for the original GB along those lines -- I think poking into the space for the headphone jack would help to get it out, but that does look a bit stiffer a case than what I had
I had a Handy Carry new. Exact same problem. Once the gameboy went in that thing, it never left it for a good 18 months (and by then the batteries died)...also you lose the cover which was a hinge using POPPERS as a mechanism. Whoever though coat fasteners would work well as a hinge, they were wrong.
I bought a game gear on eBay that came in a handy gear. The batteries had exploded but the game gear shell was pristine. I actually prefer to play with it just for the added awesomeness. Hard to change games though.
I actually have the handy gear for Game Gear, and the extra game storage is big enough to fit the Game Gear game with the intended carry case. The clamshell case that Game Gear games usually come with is a perfect fit for the carry. These water resistant cases which add size to something like the Game Gear is suitable for children who are often prone to drinking or dropping things. I wasn't very gentle with a lot of stuff as a kid, "heavy handed" was a good way to describe it, and the Handy Gear definitely worked well for me to keep my Game Gear from breaking. Imagine being a kid who had a Game Gear, the worst thing you could do is spill your drink all over your Game Gear! The Handy Gear made it easy to discard those fears, and easy to wash off the sticky mess of sugary drinks, and if you were on the go, it made it easy to shrug of rain when playing outside. The Handy Carry... Well it was good for Gameboy, but that design felt like the manufacturer was willing to be cheaper when it came to Gameboy. Nintendo was known for making their systems far more resilient than the competition.
kinda reminds me of the thrustmaster for the gba but I actually really like that accessory makes the D-Pad more usable for people with large hands and it feels better to hold stupid name though
"The A button is permanently depressed."
Same, A button... Same.
both top comments have the same joke... and you are one of them
Argh I thought of the same joke
“And that’s not to mention the terrible pain in all the diodes down my left side”...... 😉
Came here to say that
I was about to say this haha.
I watched you shove that Game Boy into that case, the whole time thinking: "Oh no. oh no."
I totaly agree
As soon as he put it in, I knew it wasn’t coming out
@@JeppyBlizzard my girl said that
mistakes were made.
"The a button is permanently depressed" I feel your pain buddy.
both top comments have the same joke... and you are one of them
The A button, doesn't even work -_-
The button is “ depressed” so it fell into its hole sad
The look of "I did not think this through."
The Angry Video Game Nerd pointed out in his "Game Boy Accessories" video that the company that made the Handy Boy and the Handy Gear was called STD.
What were they thinking?!
WHO IN THEIR RIGHT MIND WOULD CALL A COMPANY STD?!
you laugh but look at SEGA Technical Institute’s acronym
@@Hutch2Much Or Insomniac Games?
I have the Handy Gear still! I remember thinking when I was a kid that I could play the Game Gear while taking a bath. That was my whole plan.
In reality the only useful thing it had was the magnifying screen. The seals around the case were never good, so even new I wouldn’t have recommend putting it in water.
I had the Game Gear and Handy Gear when they were new. I really liked the combination, I remember playing Defenders of Oasis until the wee hours of the morning with that setup. I liked being able to throw the whole unit in my backpack and not having to worry about scratching or banging up the Game Gear. The cart storage fits perfectly if you have the game in the little translucent case it came with. At the time, weight wasn't an issue. You have to remember the time these items were brought into.
The Handy Gear looks like some kinda 80s/90s camera
Can you imagine laying down and that hit you in the face
Ouch
There was a Columbo episode where this was the murder weapon.
@@jed1nat that columbo reference.... Amazing
thank you for the laugh!
(Instant TKO)
In case you get in any other sticky situations like that, rubbing alcohol works well as a temporary lubricant to get rubber bits unstuck. Same trick works to get rubber bicycle grips on and off easily. It evaporates and the rubber is back to being grippy again.
I've done a lot of GG repairs and purchases and end up with a number of those Handy Gears. Based on how beat up a lot of them are (like screen scratches, chunks out of the plastic, etc.) they may have saved a few GGs.
“Glare reducer , it has 4 reflections “ Lol love it
Hmm, Handy Carry has scratched the Gameboy. LET'S SHOVE THIS RARE GAME GEAR INTO HANDY GEAR!
Luckily that fitted much better though. Much better design.
@Adventist It's dark transparent.
@Future Pants Ignoring all the other rubbish there, but he could tell that it was safe to put in it.
luckily the handy gear isnt anywhere near as tight fitting as the gameboy one. i have one and pulled it out as i watched this video lol, shouldnt be scratched at all from it, luckily
@Future Pants Thats why i try to avoid watching all of these youtubers. The lack of care for rare hardware drives me mad, and he doesnt give an actual fuck about what happens... Did it broke? Lol more views
Really sad tbh
Oh hey I got a shoutout 🙃
Nobody responded to this great youtuber
Nice man
I haven't heard from you in a while..
Nice
Wow ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
“WHO IN THEIR RIGHT MIND WOULD NAME THEIR GAME COMPANY S-T-D?!!!!”
The look on Elliotts face when he realised his gameboy is stuck was priceless
I remember seeing the Handy Carry in a magazine thinking it was the coolest thing ever.
Seeing this now still makes me think that this is kinda cool.
2:30 the look of panic was relatable
Edit: glad I got a heart watch you a lot helped me repair some things too.
That Game Gear thing has better weather sealing than most professional cameras.
"im getting out of hand... so talking about legs"
i almost reboot my brain for a second
Still have the Handy Carry on my GameBoy. Didn't expect to see anybody else with one, at all. And it's still a pain to remove the GameBoy from it.
I had the Gameboy one, it's made for long car trips where you'd actually have a lot of ambient light but the sun would hit the screen. Worked well for camping, since it could get dropped on gravel or dirt with no issues. For a young kid in the US it was a good investment.
Imagine thinking a DMG needs protection, that thing's a cinderblock
"The A button is permanently depressed!"
*Same*
"I can literally press the lock down with my nose"
Not the first thing that comes to mind when judging how easy something is to press.
Wish it was called the Handy Boy
the handy boys, always there to help you
One of these days I'll get a Game Gear, and I will definitely be getting it a case worthy of its majesty.
That's this one, the Handy Gear, in case you didn't realise I was serious.
Ive been watching this channel for a while now and it fills a need I never knew I needed
Wait ProTay. Well anyway same
Same
*Teacher:* The test isn't that Confusing
*The Test:* "I'm getting out of hand"
_Pulls out Fake Mannequin Hand_
"Speaking of L E G S,"
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@@kaiokenx20_ That's not very gentlemanly Jonathan :(
That Game Gear thing is a whole suitcase, enough storage for a weekend trip.
I had a "Handy Boy" for my OG Gameboy back in the 90s. It was actually pretty cool, it lit the screen & had an adjustable Magnifying Lens you could flip out of the way if you didn't want to use it. It also had a left & right Speaker that were pretty loud & had a Snap on Joystick & Button Raiser that worked well. It could be used with AA Batteries but also came with a Chargeable Battery Pack. I still have the Joystick part but not sure about the rest of it.
What you described sounds like the saitek booster boy
I had one too. The Handy Boy was amazing.
Handy Carry: Nice armor for your GB
Handy Gear: DAMN THICC BOI! 😩👌
"The A button is depressed, it just doesn't work at all"
Press F for A button.
The extra storage for the game on the Handy Gear is designed to fit the game + case, which prevents it from rattling. Source: owned one of these as a child
2:08 The A Button is Permenantly Depressed :-(
you commented twice, didn't you?
@@AntoineMB2 and replied twice 😂
@@dannydanny9875 yup
@@AntoineMB2 *Claps*
"I am getting out of hand" haha I love your sense of humour 😄
0:04 Yoshikage Kira would like to know your location
Lmao
glad to see a jojo reference around here
I'm getting out a hand,
Speaking of legs-
**Visible confusion**
"I'm getting out of hand... Speaking of legs" I'm dead x_x
“I’m getting out of hand, speaking of legs “ lmao
The Game Gear game holder is definitely counting on you having your game in a case. It won't rattle that way lol.
The game storage is for a game in its clamshell. I had this back in the day. Absolutely water proof. As long as your stuff is aligned properly, you could play it under water. No joke.
I've never seen these kinds of cases without them being caked in layers of acrid spunk.
"Has a neck brace" You'll need a neck brace if you wear that thing around your neck!
Other way around for me. I remember the handy gear and I've seen em in person. Never seen the Handy Carry. Pretty cool.
2:30 haha the look on your face when you realised it wasn't going to come out easily is priceless
1:59
"The A button is permanently depressed"
ah yes, protecting a bricc that survived A BOMB
Use the 'EXTRA GAME STORAGE' for holding more batteries lol. I'd like to see that Handy Gear with an IPS modded Game Gear instead though, the magnifier might actually be useful.
Love these kinds of videos, love more main-channel stuff, keep making it!
Love your videos
Gee, this video sure is _handy._ I'm not _pointing fingers_ but somebody has done a great job finding amazing content for their channel. You've _armed_ yourself with quite the collection of Gameboys recently, and I would love to get in _touch_ with just how many of these you really have. After all, I've _grabbed_ a few old consoles myself. I'm really _feeling_ this channel emotionally, and hope it continues for the forseeable future.
If you wanted to take your Game Gear with you on boating trips where it could easily end up in the water, I can see this being actually useful.
J'aime bien le concept de "The Retro Future" la grande coque de protection pour console de jeux ! Sauf que, il y l’accessoire de game boy color jaune qui a du mal à sortir la coque !
0:04. The openings keep getting better!
‘I’m getting out of hand already’
‘Speaking about feet...’
Loving the use of the nose as a unit of measurement to determine pressure needed to close the catch 😂
Don't take all the ladies from us Bro!
Easy to mock those GameBoy ones but I actually had one at school! They were so handy (ick) especially when being lugged around all day long and passing the system to others at break and dinner. Remember even dropping mine down a small flight of stairs and it stayed in one piece.
I love your sense of humor lol
I relate so hard to that A button
"Handy Carry"
So I can use it to carry my mobile phone?
(this joke made by the German speakers gang)
Hello from the Netherlands
Hallo from Germany
Hetzelfde
Hello from the USA
Ewa mattie
Hello from belize
This reminds me of the AIWA Radical cassette player from the 90s. It was sold as a set which included a Personal cassette player and a all weather case that it slipped into.
"MY GIMP SUIT ASLO WENT HARD OVERTIME" lol
That Game Gear armor is perfect for 2020.
Built to take anything that can be thrown at it
Well, the handy gear makes game gear looks more enormous size. Even without that, my tiny hands will face difficulty just try to fit
Why would a gameboy need a case?
Those things can withstand WARS!
Your intro broke me. For 1. It took me several seconds to comprehend. And when I got it it was glourious.
The game storage is the perfect size for a packet of those plastic cheese slices for burgers, just in case you're caught short, marvelous.
The glare reducor was bloody brilliant!
"Chuck" is such an aggressive word and I always chuckle when you say it. Lol
These are just about the quality level I expect from 3rd party portable game accessories. I was given so much Mad Catz junk for my GBC and GBA by well meaning family members.
I ended up using exactly 1 thing, a rubber bumper case for the GBC that hardly interfered with the buttons and provided some drop protection.
I got a Handy Gear for Christmas one year. I was kind of confused as a child what the point of it really was. Most of the time I spent on the Game Gear was in the backseat of the car on the way to grandma's. Normally I'd bring a case that could also hold the battery pack, a/c unit, and super wide gear (as well as 4 or 5 games). I guess for a short trip the Handy Gear could have replaced me needing to bring the case? If all you wanted was to play no more than a couple of games and were ok with whatever battery life your batteries would get you...the Handy Gear did an alright job of protecting the Game Gear and the buttons worked just fine even though they didn't feel anywhere near as good as pushing the buttons directly on the actual Game Gear. I think this came with me on 2 or 3 car rides tops before I stopped using it completely. The built in magnifying glass was kind of cool, but not with the bulk of the entire Handy Gear that came with it.
I have something very similar to the Handy Carry. It's got no screen cover and no sign of it ever having one, no markings on it, and it's really solid and fits really well. Any ideas what it could be?
That Handy Gear is awesome! A game in the case would fit securely in that space.
The Game Boy case after the buttons not going all the way through: "I was in the pool! It's called shrinkage"
This is the best channel, i am so happy i found it. watching every video whole last week and just can't stop. Thank you so much
I have a handy gear for my game gear. The game storage in the back is supposed to hold a game in its case. It will not rattle around. This is how I played my game gear my entire childhood. My parents got it after my first game gear fell off a shelf while in the canvas bag it came with and broke. I never broke another one. That case is tough.
Best thing ever is when u are watching past episodes and a new one pops up
I used to have a case for the original GB along those lines -- I think poking into the space for the headphone jack would help to get it out, but that does look a bit stiffer a case than what I had
I had a Handy Carry new. Exact same problem. Once the gameboy went in that thing, it never left it for a good 18 months (and by then the batteries died)...also you lose the cover which was a hinge using POPPERS as a mechanism. Whoever though coat fasteners would work well as a hinge, they were wrong.
I'm not going to lie, I kind of want one of those Handy Gears lol
I love how casually he just grabs the mannequin hand.
2:00 - Me too mate, me too
I had one of those Handy Carry cases, but it was a transparent one. I took a pair of scissors to it to release my DMG Game Boy system.
I bought a game gear on eBay that came in a handy gear. The batteries had exploded but the game gear shell was pristine. I actually prefer to play with it just for the added awesomeness. Hard to change games though.
The game storage area on the Handy Gear is meant to snugly fit a Game Gear game in the factory clear storage case.
I have one for the DMG and I always wanted to know more about it. Great video!
I actually have the handy gear for Game Gear, and the extra game storage is big enough to fit the Game Gear game with the intended carry case. The clamshell case that Game Gear games usually come with is a perfect fit for the carry.
These water resistant cases which add size to something like the Game Gear is suitable for children who are often prone to drinking or dropping things. I wasn't very gentle with a lot of stuff as a kid, "heavy handed" was a good way to describe it, and the Handy Gear definitely worked well for me to keep my Game Gear from breaking.
Imagine being a kid who had a Game Gear, the worst thing you could do is spill your drink all over your Game Gear! The Handy Gear made it easy to discard those fears, and easy to wash off the sticky mess of sugary drinks, and if you were on the go, it made it easy to shrug of rain when playing outside.
The Handy Carry... Well it was good for Gameboy, but that design felt like the manufacturer was willing to be cheaper when it came to Gameboy. Nintendo was known for making their systems far more resilient than the competition.
First ten seconds already gold 😂👍
I used to put a pen/pencil tip on the bottom jack hole to push the game boy out lol.
You gotta *_"hand"_* it to them, they really know how to make a thicc case.
Imagine getting picked on for liking Sega and you pull this out and beat there ass with your handy gear case
TRF: I am against piracy
Mid video: Whips out an ever drive
2:31 Rethinks putting a newly refreshed gameboy into this thing.
kinda reminds me of the thrustmaster for the gba
but I actually really like that accessory makes the D-Pad more usable for people with large hands and it feels better to hold
stupid name though
Evan at 2:33: **proceeds to transform into goat**
Thanks, I needed a laugh !
I had the Handy Gear for my Game Gear back in the day.
2:30
That look. "I've made a terrible mistake."