Game Boy Controller Kensa Cartridge is a diagnostic cartridge used on production lines and in quality control to check the console's buttons, D-pad, and connections. It circulated outside the usual retail channel, so today it's known mostly among collectors of technical material and prototypes. There's no gameplay to describe here: its value is documentary, a relic of how Nintendo made sure every unit left the factory in working order before reaching a player's hands.
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