Grid, which turns your favorite handheld into art, is offering big Earth Day discounts

The original Game Boy remains one of the best-selling consoles of all time, even 35 years after its initial launch, and is largely responsible for the massive success of games like Tetris. The original beige brick is currently for sale at Schedule for $269 (was $300).

I couldn’t tell you the color of my socks, but I can remember the color of my Game Boy Color (it was lime green). Grid may not have your favorite color in stock, but you can still find the Grape Purple and the sheer Atomic Purple on sale for $169 at Schedule (was $199).

The flatter, wider successor to the Game Boy Color, the Game Boy Advance, is currently available in its vibrant indigo glory for just $199 at Schedule (was $249).

The weapon of choice for Golden Eye And Star Fox 64 Many of us were introduced to the concept of the analog stick, which for whatever reason was placed right in the middle of the controller. If you’re looking to add the N64 controller to your collection, it’s currently available in bright yellow, transparent green, and bright purple for $179 starting Schedule (was $229).

Before we got the sleek and slim design of the Xbox controller, we were introduced to Microsoft’s console with the giant ‘Duke’ controller with its completely useless Xbox logo right in the middle. If you want to hang this royal controller on your wall, you can pick one up Schedule for $169 (was $199).

The ruler who enabled us to triumph over Mother Brain, rescue the president’s daughter, and lead us to victory in feuds of Super Smash Bros. can be yours for just $149 at Schedule (was $179). The Gamecube controller was a unique layout to say the least, but holds countless memories for fans of the classic Nintendo console.