I grew up with a classic GameBoy, squinting at the monochrome display with a patented cabbage hue, fiddling with the adjustable contrast, and sampling the great selection of Nintendo games. But when 1991 rolled around, I had my eyes on a new system: The Sega Game Gear. Unfortunately, my powers of persuasion weren't enough to convince my parents to purchase a second handheld gaming system, and I was too young to earn the money myself.
Years later, I hopped on eBay and found myself looking at used Game Gears. Unfortunately, they weren't the most robust of consoles, and they tended to wear out in several ways. The major failure points were the capacitors
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