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Launching in the US on August 1989, the Nintendo Game Boy has been around for 18 years. The original Game Boy set the standard to portable gaming. All the Nintendo DSes and Sony PSPs you see everyone playing today wouldn't be possible if it weren't for the overwhelming success of the Game Boy. It was the quality of the games that kept the Game Boy around for more than ten years until its successor, the Game Boy Advance, was launched. The games that sold well were repackaged with the "Player's Choice" label and sold at a budget price. Here are the top 5 best Player's Choice games for the Game Boy.

After the Sega Game Gear and before Sony's PSP, there was one other portable system that held its own against the might of Nintendo's Game Boy. Or, well, it could have if it lived longer than a year.

It's pretty easy to find a list of "The Top 10 Gameboy Advance Games" or some similar ranking, but most of them were written back when the handheld was cutting edge and almost all of them only compare the games against other GBA games.This is all fine if the GBA is the only portable you own and ever plan to own. However, I know most people have moved on to the DS and the PSP. Since the DS library hasn't been completely fleshed out, I thought it would be a good idea to develop a list of games that are still relevant in today's portable market because of their unique gameplay that has not been improved upon on other handhelds.

Video games have made incredible strides over the past decade. Improvements were made in game play, controls, story telling, graphics, and of course multiplayer modes. While the Internet has changed video games, mostly for the better, the big three home consoles, Nintendo Wii, Playstation 3, and X Box 360 offer some horsepower for video gamers of all ages. The two biggest handhelds on the market namely the Sony PSP and Nintendo DS offer convenience and portability as well as power that easily equals last generations home consoles. But video games are not strictly a console-based commodity any more. The home computer has seen its share of video games as well, and just might be the gaming machine of the future. While looking ahead is fine and necessary, taking a step back to grade the top ten video games of the decade is difficult for many gamers. Of course, the decade was driven by many franchises; so many franchise games make appearances on the top ten video games of the decade.

In the wake of losing the spotlight to a pack of dishonest Rabbids, Ubisoft's limbless courageous person made a dazzling comeback in 2011 with Rayman Origins, recognized to be one of the most fittingly recreations in the arrangement.