Except, of course, you’d be looking pretty stupid by now if you’d said that (and let’s face it, you’d never have said "ethos" anyway), because now there’s a device that lets you do exactly that. The Game Boy Xchanger is a diddy little blue gadget that plugs into your PC and enables you to cram up to 250-odd of your existing GB games onto a single cartridge the same size as an ordinary one. It works with old mono games and the fancy new colour ones alike (you can mix and match the two types, although the colour ones are a lot bigger and you won’t get nearly as many of them on a cartridge at once), you can change the games over as many times as you want (writing a new cartridge is as easy as falling off a log and takes about a minute), and you get to select your games from an easy-to-use menu once they’re on there. The Xchanger even supports games which save your progress into the cart’s memory as you go along, like Zelda, and you can also use it to run free home-made games created by bedroom GB programmers, including brilliant versions of old Spectrum classics like Jet Set Willy and Jetpac.