Off-white with Kirin Beverage in the bottom-left.Off-white with Vivitar PMA Atlanta '93 in the bottom-left.Off-white with Santa Clara Division logo.Off-white with Toyota logo (JP - Toyota car purchase - 1992).Pink with heart logo (Won in a gameshow).Hot pink with Kirby logo (UK - Nintendo magazine contest - 1994).Black with Fiat in the bottom-left (Won in contest).Black with Wario logo (UK - Contest Prize on Ghost Train show 1989 - 1991).Red with EB logo on it (UK EB Games - Sold with Killer Instinct, limited to 350 systems).The backlight makes the screen unit a bit thicker and can push the Game Boys case outwards, so, it’s only a small change, but I remove this layer of sticky plastic.Ī while back I did this to my GBC, but I forgot where I got the original guide, I’ve since found it again, it’s on another console modding site which has a lot of really interesting guides. I used a Ground point near the regulated power supply point from the video. I decided to cut a small bit away so that the wires fit without being forced. I’ve taken some photo’s of parts of the process as I did one, along with some notes… The supplier of the backlight has some brilliant YouTube videos that you should follow – parts 1 and 2.
The second photo is after I rotated the film and then fitted the hex inverter. The first photo shows the backlight kit fitted. Because I’d already inverted the screen with the hex inverter, when fitting the polarising film, I turned it so that it inverted the screen again, taking the screen back to normal – usually called biversion. It’s actually two mods – fitting an hex inverter, and fitting a backlight kit (from nonfinite electronics), I used the v3 version and it’s very easy to fit, I did need to clean the rear of the screen after removing the reflective film, that was the most difficult bit. I actually prefer this to the GBC Frontlight below.
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