Game Boy Classic Edition

The Game Boy Classic is a miniaturized replica of the Game Boy handheld device manufactured by Nintendo in association with OtherWorld Studios. Each Game Boy Classic comes with a variety of games from both the Game Boy and Game Boy Color libraries pre-installed with the ability to download more from the internet. All of these systems can also connect wirelessly, create save states for all available games, and even toggle back-lighting and color on all original Game Boy games.
==Games featured==
===Built-In===
30 games will be built into the Game Boy Classic with more becoming available for download and play throughout 2018 and into 2019.
Games 	Summary
 	
Alleyway (08/89)
Play as Mario and bounce a ball back through several rows of blocks, some of which feature familiar designs. Alter your trajectory to hit some of those difficult blocks above your head in order to win!
 	
Balloon Kid (10/90)
Have a nice trip as you float through the skies as Alice in search of your reckless younger brother. It's the classic Balloon Fight formula, but with differing environments and enemies to encounter and hopefully survive!
 	
Donkey Kong '94 (06/94)
In a twist on the classic arcade game, Donkey Kong kidnaps Pauline with the help of Donkey Kong Jr. and escapes into the world with Mario close behind. New dangers and thrills are in store as the plumber chases the gorilla through 10 distinct worlds, each with their own traps and enemies.
 	
Donkey Kong Land (06/95)
A challenge from Cranky Kong sends Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong on an adventure through a black-and-white world full of enemies. With the Banana Hoard stolen once again, the fate of the island lies in the hands of these two Kongs.
 	
Donkey Kong Land 2 (09/96)
The Kremling Krew has kidnapped Donkey Kong and demand the Banana Horde as their ransom payment; an offer which the remaining Kongs refuse. Left to their own devices without the big ape himself, Diddy Kong and his cousin Dixie head off to defeat Kaptain K. Rool and free a gaming icon!
 	
Dragon Warrior I & II (12/93)
Experience the origins of the Dragon Quest series with two games in one title! Fight your way through the kingdom of Alefgard as a descendant of the great hero Erdrick in Dragon Warrior as you set out to vanquish the mighty Dragonlord. In the sequel, team up with the Prince of Lorasia to defeat the malicious Hargon and restore peace to Moonbrooke.
 	
Game & Watch Gallery (05/97)
Play one of four different Game and Watch games with either Mario and friends or with Mr. Game and Watch's relatives. The games included are the classic Manhole, Fire, and Octopus, and Oil Panic games from the Nintendo DS's older brother: the Game and Watch!
 	
Harvest Moon GB (08/98)
After your grandfather passes away, you take up his role as a farmhand in a quest to become the Ranch Master. Take up various tools, assist your neighbors, and cultivate the land into the perfect example of a farm. Will you prevail in your quest or wilt under the pressure?
 	
Kid Icarus: Of Myths and Monsters (11/91)
Just when he thought it was all over, Pit woke up to find Angel Land swarmed with mythical creatures! He took his powerful bow and set out once more to find the three Sacred Treasures and free Lady Palutena, thus restoring peace to the land.
 	
Kirby's Dream Land (09/92)
In an act of extreme hunger, King Dedede has both stolen the food supply of Dream Land and the Sparkling Stars, the vessels used for further food creation. Kirby sets out to return both the food and stars and stop Dedede's plans.
 	Kirby's Dream Land 2 (05/95)
 	Mario Golf (10/99)
 	
Mario's Picross (03/95)
In this simple to understand yet challenging to complete puzzle game, Mario must scrape off the correct squares in order to reveal a secret picture. With 256 puzzles to solve, could this be a task too great for our red-clad hero?
 	
Mega Man V (09/94)
The year is 20XX and once again, the world is at peace due to the defeat of Dr. Wily. Mega Man soon discovers a new set of robots called the Stardroids have been sent to Earth bent on conquering all major cities. Equipped with his new Mega Arm and several new weapons, the Blue Bomber must defeat all eight of them and discover Wily's whereabouts.
 	
Metal Gear Solid (05/00)
FOXHOUND operative Solid Snake is sent to infiltrate the fortress of the Gindra Liberation Front and retrieve the new Metal Gear prototype within. Can he sneak his way through the tightly guarded halls and disable the prototype before it's too late?
 	
Metroid II: The Return of Samus (11/91)
Since the beginning of the Space Pirate attacks, the Galactic Federation has sent multiple teams to the Metroid home planet of SR388 to eliminate the threat. When all of them go radio silent, Samus Aran arrives to finish their mission, exterminating all known Metroids in the process.
 	Mole Mania (02/97)
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Pokémon Red and Blue Versions (09/98)
With its history of technologically-created Pokémon and numerous caves and natural wonders, the Kanto region remains one of the Pokémon World's most fascinating locations. You play as a Trainer starting their journey to rise through the ranks of the Indigo League from Pallet Town. Along the way, you'll fight different trainers and Pokémon while exploring a region laced with underground schemes and mystery.	
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Pokémon Silver, Gold, and Crystal Versions (11/99)	
 	
Rayman (03/00)
In his handheld debut, Rayman sets out on an adventure to rescue the Great Protoon and the Electoons from the evil Mr. Dark. He'll need all the abilities he can get his hands on if he wants to save the world from falling into darkness once more.
 	Revenge of the 'Gator (03/90)
 	
Shantae (06/02)
When a band of pirates lead by Risky Boots invade her home of Scuttle Town, half-genie Shantae sets out to retrieve the four elemental stones which could be used to power a deadly weapon. She'll need all her dancing and platforming abilities if she wants to save the world this time.
 	
Super Mario Land (07/89)
The faraway world of Sarasaland and its four kingdoms have been taken over by the evil alien Tatanga! Now Mario must jump, run, and bounce his way through four new worlds to rescue the kidnapped Princess Daisy.
 	
Super Mario Land 2: Six Golden Coins (11/92)
Upon returning from Sarasaland, Mario finds his castle locked and the keys flung across the land thanks to the efforts of Wario, one of his oldest enemies. Mario swears he'll get all of them back as he travels through six different Zones, facing new enemies and a few surprise returning ones along the way.
 	
Tetris (08/89)
In this classic puzzle game, you must twist and turn the falling Tetrominoes to make them fit to form lines. Each level speeds up the fall speed of the blocks, meaning you'll have to react faster than ever.
 	
The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening (08/93)
After saving Hyrule from Ganon, Link sets out to begin training in several foreign countries before returning home. A large storm leaves him stranded on Koholint Island, where our hero must find the eight instruments to awaken the Wind Fish and return home.
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The Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Seasons and Oracle of Ages (05/01)
As if being caught up in a dream wasn't enough for Link, the brave Hero of Hyrule must now go through two adventures to stop Twinrova from resurrecting Ganon. In Oracle of Ages, Link must use the Harp of Ages to stop Veran from lighting the Flame of Sorrow while in Oracle of Seasons, he must use the Rod of Seasons to prevent the Flame of Destruction from spreading. Combine both games for a story larger than either separately!	
 	
Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 (03/94)
Wahaha! It's Wario's turn in the spotlight now! Following his defeat in Super Mario Land 2: Six Golden Coins, the greedy glutton sets his sights on stealing a statue of Princess Toadstool from Captain Syrup and her band of Brown Sugar Pirates. Wario then embarks on a worldwide expedition of thievery and desire while never losing sight of his goal.
===Downloadable===
By connecting to the Internet, the Game Boy Classic can download additional games to the system.
==Trivia==
*Unlike previous Nintendo Classic consoles, all multiplayer compatible games retain their multiplayer functionality through wireless communication.
*The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening includes all the fixes and additional content from its Game Boy Color port, Link's Awakening DX. The additional content from DX can be accessed by switching the system to GBC mode, which brings up a menu giving the player the option to play either game.
**Similarly, Tetris DX can be accessed by doing the same steps and booting up Tetris.
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