Nintendo Game & Watch
Summary
Nintendo produced the Game & Watch series for more than 10 years, which is considered to be the predecessor of the freely programmable Game Boy. The games of the series are wired firmly in the handheld console and the display is predefined with a colored playing field. The Game & Watch offers different versions during the runtime with different LCD screens and game keys:
- Silver (small screen, silver case)
- Gold (small screen, gold case)
- Wide screen (normal screen, gold case)
- New Wide Screen (normal screen, colored case)
- Multi Screen (2 screens, horizontally or vertically foldable)
- Tabletop (like a small slot machine)
- Panorama (foldable, colored screen)
- Super Color (large colored screen)
- Crystal Screen (large transparent screen)
- Micro-Vs system (large screen, two pads for 2 players)
In total, there are 60 different games on the 10 types.
Family tree
- This objectGame & Watch
- SuccessorGame Boy
Sources and further links
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In the exhibition concept
- Mobile Gaming · Area Konsolen 3, Section 5
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