Handhelds

Battery doors are the most-lost parts in gaming history, and this collection exists because of it: replacement covers, shells and small parts for the Game Boy family, the Game Gear and their contemporaries — each checked against the designer’s own page.

Every entry states the exact model it fits — a DMG door is not a GBA door — and whether it restores an original or dresses up a reshell. Licenses are shown as the designer published them, and the files always stay on the designer’s page.

White printed battery cover fitted to the back of a Game Boy DMG

Game Boy (DMG) Battery Cover

Fits: Game Boy DMG-01 · battery door · smooth + textured versions

The most-lost part in handheld history, modelled to the original fit — smooth and textured versions, in grey or matched to a custom shell.

by Wurmatron · Printables
CC 4.0Smooth + textured
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Clear Game Boy Advance with a bright green printed battery cover fitted

Game Boy Advance Battery Cover

Fits: Game Boy Advance AGB-001 · battery door · shell-matched colours

Restores a doorless Game Boy Advance to complete — modelled to the original AGB-001 fit, in factory colours or matched to a reshell.

by Surge · Printables
CC BYShell-matched
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Back of a Sega Game Gear with both printed battery covers fitted

Sega Game Gear Battery Covers

Fits: Sega Game Gear · both battery compartment covers

Replacement covers for both of the Game Gear’s battery compartments — the doors that go missing on Sega’s handheld, printed as a pair.

by UglyMug · Printables
CC BY-NC-SABoth compartments
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Make handheld parts?

The collection grows from designers’ submissions as much as from our hunting. Listings are free, credited by name, and removable on request.

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