Game Boy Gallery

Game Boy Gallery
Developer: TOSE Publisher: Nintendo Platforms: Game Boy, Super Game Boy Released in UK: April 27, 1995 Released in AU: April 27, 1995 This game has unused graphics. This game has a notes page This game has a bugs page

Game Boy Gallery is the extremely obscure first entry in the Game & Watch Gallery series, but most wouldn't know since it was only released in the UK and Australia for some reason. It features neither Mr. Game & Watch nor the Mario cast of the later games, instead opting for a bunch of generic kids (even in its version of Mario's Cement Factory, bizarrely enough). It was also one of the first Super Game Boy compatible games.

Nintendo wouldn't completely forget about it, however. Three years later, its version of Flagman would be the base of the Flagman DD minigame in Wario Land II.

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Notes

Bugs

Unused Graphics

Ball

What appears to be a coin. It is unknown where this could have been used.

Game Genie codes CA4-19B-A26 + CA3-E0B-A26 + CA3-A6B-A26 will replace all 3 balls with the unused icon.

An icon for a planned miss system. Unlike later Game & Watch games, Ball only gives you a single chance.

Game Genie codes C04-19B-A26 + C03-E0B-A26 + C03-A6B-A26 will replace all 3 balls with the unused icon.

Two banners spelling CRUSH! The original Ball would display the message CRUSH! if the player would fail to catch their balls.

Vermin

A single graphic showing both sides of a bitten turnip. The Voles will only ever eat either the left or right side of a turnip.

(Source: nensondubois)