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  • ....png |caption= |publisher=[[Nintendo]] |developer= |console=Game Boy, Game Boy Advance |category=Rhythm |players= |predecessor= |successor=[[Daigassou! Ba ...'Pocket Music''' refers to cancelled games for the [[Game Boy]] and [[Game Boy Advance]].<ref>[https://nindb.net/gb/cancelled.html NinDB]</ref>
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  • ...asejp=Game Boy: 1990, Game Boy Color: 2000 |releaseeu=Game Boy: 1994, Game Boy Color: 1999 |releaseau=N/A |releasekr=N/A |releasezh=N/A |no_ratings= |niwa '''{{wp|Space Invaders}}''' is a popular game by Taito. It has been released on many platforms, including platforms where
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  • ...Game Boy mapper by [[Nintendo]]. It enables functionality with the [[Game Boy Camera series]]. ==Nintendo-published games which use it==
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  • ...Boy Camera series''' refers to works related to the [[Game Boy]]'s [[Game Boy Camera]] peripheral. ==Games==
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  • ...s an accessory for the [[Game Boy]]. It is a short-lived adaption of the [[Game Link Cable]]. Only a very small number of games supported it. Of the [[Nintendo]] published games, these included the following:
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  • ...l Boy.png |caption= |publisher=[[Nintendo]] |developer= |console=[[Virtual Boy]] |category=Racing?, Shooting? |players= |predecessor= |successor= |no_pric '''GoldenEye 007''' was a cancelled [[Virtual Boy]] game in the [[James Bond series]].<ref>[https://nindb.net/vb/cancelled.html NinD
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  • ...'''Game Link Cable''' is a cable that allows players to connect two [[Game Boy]] consoles and exchange information with them. Since the release of the original Game Link Cable, there have been many variations.
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  • '''MBC7''' is a Game Boy mapper chip by [[Nintendo]]. ...'n' Tumble]] (both the Japanese and English versions), and the third party game Command Master.
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  • ...Boy: November 1995 |releasejp= |releaseeu=SNES: September 22, 1995<br>Game Boy: November 1995 |releaseau=SNES: 1995 |releasekr= |releasezh= |no_ratings= | ...r Instinct|Killer Instinct series}} of fighting games by [[Rare]]/[[Midway Games]].
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  • ...'n' Tumble]] (both the Japanese and English versions), and the third party game Command Master. ...[[Game Boy Color]] such as controlling Kirby (functionality on a non-Game Boy Color is unknown).
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  • ...y=Strategy |players= |predecessor=''[[Famicom Wars]]'' |successor=''[[Game Boy Wars Turbo]]'' |no_pricing= |releasena= |releasejp=May 21, 1991 |releaseeu= '''Game Boy Wars''' is a [[Wars series]] game for the [[Game Boy]]. It was only released in Japan.
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  • ...endo Power]] (USA magazine) |developer=[[Creatures, Inc.]] |console=[[Game Boy]] |category= |players= |predecessor= |successor= |no_pricing= |releasena=Un ...ra''', also known as '''Game Boy Camera Gold''' is a special golden [[Game Boy Camera]] which replaces some of the art with artwork from [[The Legend of Z
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  • ...sole=Game Boy Color |category=Puzzle |players= |predecessor=[[Tetris (Game Boy)]] |successor=Tetris 64, [[Tetris 2]] |no_pricing= |releasena=November 18, ...ke many other Game Boy Color games it is compatible on the original [[Game Boy]].
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  • *[[Golf (Game Boy)]] *[[Golf (Virtual Boy)]]
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  • [[File:Super Game Boy 2 art.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Boxart]] ...(Japanese: スーパーゲームボーイ2) is the Japanese only successor to the [[Super Game Boy]].
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  • ...th America & Europe) |developer=Hudson Soft |console= [[Game Boy]], [[Game Boy Color]]|category= |players=Single player |predecessor= |successor= |no_pric ...Game Boy game never got released in North America, and the Game Boy Color game never got released in Japan. It was published by Hudson Soft in Japan and b
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  • ...>Game Boy: February 1993 |releasejp=Famicom: July 19, 1991 |releaseeu=Game Boy: 1992 |releaseau= |releasekr= |releasezh= |no_ratings= |niwa= |colorscheme= ...'' is a [[Game Boy]] and [[Nintendo Entertainment System]] action-platform game in the third party [[Disney's The Little Mermaid series]].
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  • ...ball]] |no_pricing= |releasena=September 1990 (NES)<br>December 1990 (Game Boy) |releasejp= |releaseeu= |releaseau= |releasekr= |releasezh= |no_ratings= | ...] and [[Game Boy]] is an [[wikipedia:American Football|American Football]] game, which is part of the [[Play Action Football series]].
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  • ...artner [[Hudson]]. There is more than one HuC in the series ([[HuC-3 (Game Boy mapper)|HuC-3]] is another). ...es that were released before the [[Game Boy Color]] (the monochrome [[Game Boy]]s did not include an infrared port). This feature may be officially distin
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  • {{Game infobox |title=Virtual Boy Wario Land
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