You walk into an Akihabara workshop with an old Game Boy, or buy one there, and leave with a bright IPS screen and a fresh shell. No electronics experience needed; staff guide you through each step, and the finished console is yours to keep.
Discover how to personalize a vintage Game Boy at Tokyo's top workshop. Learn about the hands-on experience, expert guides, and value for gaming fans.
Most Popular★ 5.0“The guide and all the people at the workshop were so enthusiastic and you could see that everyone there truely loved gaming and what they did. I had an incredible experience and I have continued to recommend this to everyone that asks about it.”
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Build a custom Game Boy in Tokyo with patient instructors, a choice of models and colors, and a working retro console to take home.
★ 5.0“Our boys (11 & 9) had a great time building and customizing their game boys. The environment and instructor were awesome. Definitely a highlight of the trip.”
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161 reviews2 hoursFrom $341.15
Build a custom Game Boy in Akihabara with English-speaking guides, an IPS screen, hands-on modding, and a playable keepsake to take home.
★ 5.0“Amazing experience! It was so much fun taking apart, customising and re-assembling your very own Gameboy. I can't think of a better souvenir, 10/10 recommendation!”
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Build a custom DS Lite in Akihabara with an IPS screen, USB-C charging, and your choice of shell and buttons in a guided workshop.
★ 5.0“We had such a fun and memorable experience at Pixel Lab Tokyo! I built my own Nintendo DS Lite and chose a classic design inspired by the Super Famicom. It looks amazing! The shell is transparent and glows in the dark. Seeing it all come…”
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Discover the fun and creative world of Gameboy Advance modding in Tokyo’s Akihabara. Learn to customize your GBA with expert guidance in this hands-on workshop.
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