In 1993, Soviet cosmonaut Aleksandr A. Serebrov took his Nintendo Game Boy to space, on the TM-17 space mission. Later, it was auctioned for $1,220 and is said to have orbited Earth 3,000 times.

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In 1993, Soviet cosmonaut Aleksandr A. Serebrov took his Nintendo Game Boy to space, on the TM-17 space mission. Later, it was auctioned for $1,220 and is said to have orbited Earth 3,000 times. - Did You Know?

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In 1993, Soviet cosmonaut Aleksandr A. Serebrov took his Nintendo Game Boy to space, on the TM-17 space mission. Later, it was auctioned for $1,220 and is said to have orbited Earth 3,000 times.