Retro Song Bird device plays music directly from Game Boy cartridges

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A device called the Retro Song Bird has been created by a builder known as BJ. Unlike similar-looking accessories, it does not play retro games but instead functions as a dedicated media player. It extracts and plays music and sound effect files directly from Game Boy cartridges. The device features basic playback controls and a built-in speaker for listening.

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