Gameboys may refer to two bands.

1 - Gameboys - Video Game Music Band From Brazil (2007-Active)

A notorious active brazilian video game music band from Brazil founded in 2007 by music students from Santa Marcelina College in São Paulo, Brazil. The band released its first album, "Ao vivo em conserva"digitally in 2011 and shared the songs freely on several websites, including their own. Also, in 2011 the band won the first Game Music Brasil prize as the best Brazilian Video Game Music Band. Throughout the years the band has been doing shows on some of the biggest Gaming, Geek and Cultural events, as well as show houses and bars.

Formation:
Ricardo Marques - Guitar
Wilson Esteves - Keyboard
Pedro Henrique - Bass
Abner Paul - Drums

Former Members:

Fernando Lima - Drums
Joel Bertolini - Drums


Discography:

2011 - "Ao Vivo Em Conserva (ao vivo)''
2011 - ''Gettin Even (single instrumental)''
2011 - '' Marble Gallery - アクマジョウドラキュラ Akumajou Dorakyura SOTN (Castlevania SOTN ) (single instrumental) (ao vivo) ''
2011 - '' スーパーマリオブラザーズ3 - Super Mario Bros 3 (single instrumental) (ao vivo) ''
2011 - '' Those Who Fight Further - ファイナルファンタジーVII - さらに戦う人 Fainarufantajī VII (Final Fantasy VII ) (single instrumental) (ao vivo) ''
2011 - '' Slider - スーパーマリオ64 - スライダー Super Mario 64 (single instrumental) (ao vivo) ''
2011 - '' DK Swing + Aquatic Ambience - Donkey Kong Country (single instrumental) ''
2011 - '' First Tower - Out There Somewhere (single instrumental) ''
2011 - '' Alien Breakdown - Toejam & Earl (single instrumental) (ao vivo) ''
2011 - ''Rainbow Road - マリオカート64 Mario Kart 64 (single instrumental) (ao vivo) ''
2017 - '' Stickerbrush Symphony / Donkey Kong Country 2 (single instrumental) (participação especial David Wise) ''


2 - Gameboys - Boyband from Israel (2006-2007)

Gameboys was also a pop boyband from Israel. The band had five members: Eran, Adam, Oshry, Sharon and Avichy. The Gameboys released their debut album called "The Album" in 2006. After that they became a popular band in Israel with hit singles like Happiness, Give Me A Reason and I'll Save My Heart.
The Gameboys came third at the Israeli national final of the 2006 Eurovision Song Contest with the song "Kama Ahava" (How/So much love).
The band broke up in 2007. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.