Are all 2600 homebrews put onto cartridges using old cartridge shells, or do people make new shells for old systems? The reason I'm asking is because I thought it would be fun to use a green shell for a project of mine. I looked on all the TigerVision cartridge pictures and although they have some funky colors (like Red for Jawbreaker), I didn't see any green ones. Are there any green 2600 shells in existence for any 2600 game? Or am I just out of luck? Anyway, I guess the GBA Chronogaming project is dead. Nintendo took down their old game list page for classic games. You'd think with all their history, they'd have webpages for their classic stuff as well, but I guess that isn't the case. Or maybe I haven't tried hard enough? Or is it just that people don't really care about the Game Boy Advance since it's too old to be new and too new to be retro? Apparently people care only about the Wii-U and 3DS (the 3DS is aging, though. I wonder why Nintendo hasn't released a 3DS-U )