Amazing game which will make electricity by playing now

We are all familiar with the Game Boy, but now American experts have removed its battery and added the facility of solar energy generation or charging by pressing a button. In this way, the Game Boy continues to generate electricity even while playing the game.

Scientists at Northwestern University in Illinois have announced their creation, saying that ‘it paves the way for computing without batteries’. Thus manual games will get rid of frequent switching off and charging while playing. ‘

The new gaming platform is called ‘Engage’ which is similar to Nintendo’s Game Boy but is not officially affiliated with the company. Solar cells are installed on top of it while it keeps converting the force of button presses into electricity. Old retro games can also be played on it through cartridges.

It frequently changes power consumption and some hardware and software changes have been made to protect it from shocks. Another interesting aspect is the memory, which allows the game to be restarted the next day without saving, even if the game was closed while Mario was jumping in the air.

But the number of button presses may be different in each game. If the notification is clear and there is good lighting, even pressing the game buttons less often will work, while a one-second jerk or pause every ten seconds may occur. Currently only games like Chess and Tetris can be played in this context, however for action games a battery must be installed.

Just think how widely batteries are being used all over the world now and how they are polluting the environment by becoming a part of it.

Although handheld games will still require a battery for now, experience suggests that after just a few years the battery will become negligible.