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The Bakersfield developer still making games for the Game Boy
Nintendo's iconic Game Boy console was released in 1989 and discontinued in the early 2000s. Today, there is still an enthusiast community fighting to keep the console's legacy alive.
Alexander Hamilton is from Bakersfield and develops brand new games for the Game Boy. He spoke to Dean Jackson about his games and why he wanted to keep his focus on a vintage platform.
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