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| − | '''''Game Boy Gallery''''' is a video game released for the [[Game Boy]] in Europe and Australia in 1995. It is a compilation of five {{ser|Game & Watch}} games with upgraded graphics and sound. Unlike the later ''[[Game & Watch Gallery]]'' games, there is no option to play a port of the original games, and the games do not feature any characters from the Super Mario series. The games included are ''[[Ball]]'', ''[[Vermin]]'', ''[[Flagman]]'', ''[[Manhole]]'', and ''[[Mario's Cement Factory]]'' (titled as ''Cement Factory''). | + | '''''Game Boy Gallery''''' is a video game released for the [[Game Boy]] in Europe and Australia in 1995. It is a compilation of five {{ser|Game & Watch}} games with upgraded graphics and sound. Unlike the later ''[[Game & Watch Gallery]]'' games, there is no option to play a port of the original games, and the games do not feature any characters from the Super Mario series. There is also no internal battery inside the cartridge to save the high scores in the game. The games included are ''[[Ball]]'', ''[[Vermin]]'', ''[[Flagman]]'', ''[[Manhole]]'', and ''[[Mario's Cement Factory]]'' (titled as ''Cement Factory''). |
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"The original Game & Watch introduced millions of people to the world of Nintendo. Now Nintendo has put five of these classic titles onto one Game Boy cartridge to ensure maximum fun and frustration for players of all ages!" | "The original Game & Watch introduced millions of people to the world of Nintendo. Now Nintendo has put five of these classic titles onto one Game Boy cartridge to ensure maximum fun and frustration for players of all ages!" | ||
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| + | * {{wp|Game & Watch Gallery series#Game Boy Gallery|Wikipedia Article}} | ||
| + | * {{sw|Game Boy Gallery|StrategyWiki Game Guide}} | ||
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Game Boy Gallery is a video game released for the Game Boy in Europe and Australia in 1995. It is a compilation of five Game & Watch games with upgraded graphics and sound. Unlike the later Game & Watch Gallery games, there is no option to play a port of the original games, and the games do not feature any characters from the Super Mario series. There is also no internal battery inside the cartridge to save the high scores in the game. The games included are Ball, Vermin, Flagman, Manhole, and Mario's Cement Factory (titled as Cement Factory).
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"The original Game & Watch introduced millions of people to the world of Nintendo. Now Nintendo has put five of these classic titles onto one Game Boy cartridge to ensure maximum fun and frustration for players of all ages!"
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