Glucoboy

And I guess no one else reads original source material because Bayer's product was named "Didget" not "Digit".

I imagine being a developer on a project like this -- dreaming about the impact that my work might have on helping diabetic kids, working late, pouring that extra ounce of effort into the quality of my work to try and make the absolute best gameplay experience possible...

...and then to have it all wiped out in a corporate power move. I'm guessing that none of the actual gameplay or tooling was recycled out of the Glucoboy into the Bayer Digit?

I tend to get more attached to my work than I probably should, and it's always heartbreaking to read about these things.

I wonder if something like this could've gotten approval from the FDA, given that a lot of medical devices do use off-the-shelf hardware like regular PCs, and a GBA is even more standardised in many ways.

Also, I noticed the appropriately-themed section headings of the article, although I did accidentally read the second one as "A Pancreas Arrives".

>The Glucoboy didn't skimp on gaming

Sorry to be abrasive, but those look like something AVGN would review.

I’m looking at YOU Lost Star Planet!