Someone Put ‘Morbius’ On A Game Boy Color

Morbin time has never looked so heavily pixelated.

film. Nolan made a comment about how people should only watch the movie on the biggest screen possible, and Wulff Den did the exact opposite out of spite. Makes sense.Wulff Den definitely ran into some issues. The capacity of a Game Boy Color is unsurprisingly pretty small. It can hold a measly 4 megabytes of data.

So, Wulff Den was required to create 36 different cartridges to hold the entire film. He didn’t completely go through with it, instead only creating 3 of the necessary 36 cartridges. That being said, it’s enough of the film that you get to hearYou can check out Wulff Den's rundown of the process here. And if you want to see on a slightly larger screen, the film is already available to rent or purchase on various digital platforms.

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