Gameboy Cartdrige Keychain

Anyone who grew up with a handheld console knows this shape by touch before they know it by sight: the chunky rectangular slab, the ridged thumb grip along the top edge, the sunken rectangle where the label sat and the notched shoulders that stopped you pushing it in the wrong way round. Here it is rendered as a keyring charm. It functions as a small nostalgic object rather than a toy, the sort of thing that ends up on a set of keys, a rucksack zip or a pinboard and gets remarked on by everyone in the room over thirty. The silhouette does the work, so it reads correctly even at charm size. A single-file model, which makes it an easy one to run off repeatedly for birthdays, party bags or a retro gaming friend who has everything else.