Farewell to the Gulf War Game Boy: Nintendo NY Retires Iconic Console

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The original Game Boy that was claimed to have survived a bombing during the Gulf War has been removed from the flagship Nintendo Store in New York. The Game Boy, which was on display for many years, has reportedly been returned to Nintendo's US headquarters. However, it has been revealed that the Game Boy was not actually damaged by a bomb but by a fire in a tent. The owner, Stephan Scoggins, confirms that it was a fire and not a bombing. The fate of the Gulf War Game Boy is uncertain, but many hope it will be displayed in a museum.
- The Game Boy that survived the Gulf War has been removed from Nintendo New York The Verge
- Say Goodbye to the Iconic Gulf War Game Boy IGN
- The Gulf War Game Boy Is Finally Being Put To Rest GameSpot
- Gulf War Game Boy has been retired from Nintendo NY Nintendo Everything
- Nintendo NY's 'Gulf War' Game Boy has been retired GoNintendo
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