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For detailed information about this series, see: Game & Watch on Wikipedia

Game & Watch is a series of handheld LCD games released by Nintendo.

Video Games[]

LCD Games[]

  • Ball (April 28th, 1980), also released via Nintendo DSiWare. Originally known in North America as Toss-Up.
  • Flagman (June 5th, 1980), also released via Nintendo DSiWare
  • Vermin (July 10th, 1980), also released via Nintendo DSiWare. Originally known in North America as The Exterminator.
  • Fire (July 31st, 1980), released in Silver and Wide Screen. Also included within the Nintendo DS Digital TV Tuner. Originally known in North America as Fireman.
  • Judge (July 31st, 1980), also released via Nintendo DSiWare
  • Manhole (January 29th, 1981), released in Gold and New Wide Screen. also released via e-Reader and Nintendo DSiWare
  • Helmet (February 21st, 1981), also released via Nintendo DSiWare. Originally known in the UK as Headache.
  • Lion (April 29th, 1981)
  • Parachute (June 19th, 1981)
  • Octopus (July 18th, 1981)
  • Popeye (August 5th, 1981)
  • Chef (September 4th, 1981), also released via Nintendo DSiWare
  • Mickey Mouse (October 9th, 1981)
  • Egg (October 14th, 1981)
  • Turtle Bridge (February 1st, 1982)
  • Fire Attack (March 19th, 1981)
  • Snoopy Tennis (April 28th, 1982)
  • Oil Panic (May 28th, 1982)
  • Donkey Kong (June 3rd, 1982)
  • Mickey & Donald (November 12th, 1982)
  • Green House (December 15th, 1982)
  • Donkey Kong II (March 7th, 1983)
  • Mario Bros. (March 14th, 1983)
  • Donkey Kong Jr. (April 28th, 1983), also released via Nintendo DSiWare. Released in Table Top, Panorama, and New Wide Screen
  • Mario's Cement Factory (April 28th, 1983), also released via Nintendo DSiWare. Released in Table Top and New Wide Screen
  • Snoopy (July 5th, 1983), released in Table Top and Panorama
  • Rain Shower (August 9th, 1983)
  • Popeye (August 17th, 1983), released in Table Top and Panorama
  • Lifeboat (October 27th, 1983)
  • Mario's Bombs Away (November 4th, 1983)
  • Pinball (December 5th, 1983)
  • Spitball Sparky (February 6th, 1984)
  • Crab Grab (February 20th, 1984)
  • Mickey Mouse (February 28th, 1984)
  • Donkey Kong Circus (March 2nd, 1984)
  • Boxing (July 31st, 1984), originally known in North America as Punch-Out!!.
  • Donkey Kong 3 (August 20th, 1984)
  • Donkey Kong Hockey (November 13th, 1984)
  • Black Jack (February 15th, 1985)
  • Tropical Fish (July 8th, 1985)
  • Squish (April 17th, 1986)
  • Super Mario Bros. (June 25th, 1986), released in Crystal Screen, New Wide Screen, and a Special Diskun-shaped model
  • Climber (July 4th, 1986), released in Crystal Screen and New Wide Screen
  • Balloon Fight (November 19th, 1986), released in Crystal Screen and New Wide Screen
  • Bomb Sweeper (June 15th, 1987)
  • Safebuster (January 12th, 1987)
  • Gold Cliff (October 19th, 1988)
  • Zelda (August 26th, 1989)
  • Mario the Juggler (October 14th, 1991)
  • Game & Watch: Super Mario Bros. (November 13th, 2020)
  • Game & Watch: The Legend of Zelda (November 12th, 2021)

Compilation Games[]

  • Game Boy Gallery (April 27th, 1995) for Game Boy
  • Game & Watch Gallery (February 1st, 1997) for Game Boy and Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console
  • Game & Watch Gallery 2 (September 27th, 1997) for Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console
  • Game & Watch Gallery 3 (April 8th, 1999) for Game Boy Color, Nintendo 3DS Virtual Console, and Nintendo Switch Online
  • Game & Watch Gallery 4 (October 25th, 2002) for Game Boy Advance and Wii U Virtual Console
  • Game & Watch Collection (July 28th, 2006) for Nintendo DS
  • Game & Watch Collection 2 (September 5th, 2008) for Nintendo DS

Links to Other Series[]

Disclaimer: Since Mr. Game & Watch originated from Super Smash Bros. Melee, any links involving that character are considered links to Super Smash Bros. and NOT the Game & Watch series.

Direction Series Date Description Type


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Popeye 198185 August 5, 1981 There were multiple format crossover games between Popeye and Game & Watch. 3
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Mickey Mouse 19811014 October 14, 1981 There were multiple format crossover games between Mickey Mouse and Game & Watch. Egg also featured elements from the Mickey Mouse Game & Watch game. 1
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Peanuts 1982428 April 28, 1982 There were multiple format crossover games between Peanuts and Game & Watch. 3
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Donkey Kong 198263 June 3, 1982 There were multiple Game & Watch games released featuring Donkey Kong characters. Donkey Kong characters also appeared in the Game & Watch Gallery games. 1
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Mario 1983314 March 14, 1983 There were multiple Game & Watch games released featuring Mario characters. Mario characters also appeared in the Game & Watch Gallery games. 1
5 Punch-Out!! 198493 September 3, 1984 The Game & Watch Punch-Out!! is a re-release of Boxing.
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Urban Champion 19841114 November 14, 1984 Urban Champion is an adaptation of Boxing. 3
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Balloon Fight 198838 March 8, 1988 There were multiple format crossover games between Balloon Fight and Game & Watch with one game being featured in Game & Watch Gallery 3. 2
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Tetris 1988 1988 A prototype for a Game & Watch game named Tetris Jr. was produced but never released. 53
4 Yoshi 1997927 September 27, 1997 The "Modern" versions of Vermin in Game & Watch Gallery 2, of Egg, Greenhouse, and Turtle Bridge in Game & Watch Gallery 3 and of Mario's Cement Factory in Game & Watch Gallery Advance feature elements from Yoshi games.
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Wario 19970927 September 27, 1997 The "Modern" versions of Ball in Game & Watch Gallery 2, of Donkey Kong Jr. in Game & Watch Gallery 3 and of Fire Attack in Game & Watch Gallery Advance feature elements from the Wario Land series. Various microgames based on Game & Watch games appear in the WarioWare series.
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5 Game Boy Camera 1998221 February 21, 1998 Pictures of various characters from the Game & Watch series appear in Game Boy Camera. 2
5 Super Smash Bros. 20011121 November 21, 2001 Characters, stages, and other collectibles from the Game & Watch series appear in every Super Smash Bros. game starting with Super Smash Bros. Melee which introduced Mr. Game & Watch, an amalgamation of various games throughout the series.
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5 Pikmin 20040429 April 29, 2004 A Ball Game & Watch console appears as an item in Pikmin 2. 2
5 DS Oryori Navi 20080620 June 20, 2008 The Game & Watch game Chef is unlockable in Cooking Guide/Personal Trainer: Cooking. 2
5 Nintendo Land 20121118 November 18, 2012 Nintendo Land features a minigame based on Octopus. 2
5 Splatoon 20170721 July 21, 2017 A graffiti of the Octopus appears in the stage Ancho-V Games in Splatoon 2. 2
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Zelda 20211112 November 12, 2021 There were multiple format crossover games between Zelda and Game & Watch. The Legend of Zelda 35th Anniversary Edition also features a playable version of Vermin where you play as Link instead.
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