article_snippet.sent: So developers in Los Angeles have designed a case that adds the iconic directional arrows, plus the A and B buttons, from the Nintendo Game Boy to an iPhone.
article_snippet.sent: Los Angeles-based Hyperkin has designed a case that adds the iconic directional arrows, plus the A and B buttons from the Nintendo Game Boy, to an iPhone. 
article_snippet.sent: a case that adds the iconic directional arrows, plus the A and B buttons, from the Nintendo Game Boy to an iPhone was created by independent video game hardware developers Los Angeles-based Hyperkin.
article_snippet.sent: a case that adds the iconic directional arrows, plus the A and B buttons, from the Nintendo Game Boy to an iPhone was originally devised as part of an April Fool's joke, but the popularity and demand for a real product was so high Los Angeles-based Hyperkin has announced plans to sell a consumer version.
article_snippet.sent: A graphic showing how to use a case that adds the iconic directional arrows, plus the A and B buttons, from the Nintendo Game Boy to an iPhone is illustrated .
article_snippet.sent: It will feature an eight-way D-pad, two action buttons, a Start and Select button, and a battery that can be charged through the phone.
article_snippet.sent: The gameplay itself will appear on the iPhone's screen, and the firm said these features may change as the project develops.
article_snippet.sent: the original Game Boy will also work with an app with a cheat database, and save states as well.
article_snippet.sent: At the moment the original Game Boy is 'in early conceptual development stages' and is only being designed to work with the iPhone 6 Plus, in the first instance.