Pokémon community fans have a strong hands-on ability, and recently some players have reused old Game Boy and NDS handhelds to create a Pokémon nest with different styles, but also warm and sweet, let's take a look.
NDS Version:
WakuWaku Winnie is an artist who makes these exquisite crafts known as "GameBoy Gardens" and has not only the Pokémon series, but also other games from Nintendo, such as the Kirby series and the Motion Sen series. WakuWaku Winnie put some of the scrap Game Boy and NDS handhelds in a new shell, and then designed the corresponding style according to different game characters, which is both beautiful and comfortable. The artifacts are also sold on WakuWaku Island's own online marketplace, and an NDS version of the design is worth about $115-150.
Although it looks like a simple DIY, the design of these small gardens is still full of cute colors, especially the NDS version, which uses the screen as a background to play pokémon attributes, or simple scenery. The Game Boy version is simpler, because the screen is covered by ornaments, there are currently two kinds of GB and horizontal screen GBAs.